Greenhouse Gas Emissions Services
Do you have a GHG declaration that needs to be verified?
We are proud to participate in the greenhouse gas (GHG) sector. MNP has one of the most experienced teams in Canada at quantifying GHG emissions, identifying reduction measures, advising on GHG reduction projects, validating and verifying projects and GHG inventories, and identifying opportunities to participate in the carbon market. Our clients include small to medium-sized businesses, large companies, municipalities and all levels of government.
MNP is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) to ISO 14065 as a GHG validation and verification body.
Our team
Manon Laporte B.Sc., MBA
Manon Laporte is part of the ESG team at MNP’s Sherbrooke office.
Before joining the firm, she was president and CEO of Enviro-access, a non-profit organization that has been supporting environmental innovation and best practices in Quebec and Canada since 1993.
Manon holds a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and a master’s degree in business administration from Université de Sherbrooke. She is a trailblazer in the fight against climate change, working to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions since 2005.
She has contributed to dozens of technologies enabling environmental and sustainability solutions, and has helped a good number of cities, municipalities, regional county municipalities, businesses and institutions to assess their GHG emissions and devise a reduction plan. Furthermore, she has been called upon to oversee the validation and verification of hundreds of GHG statements for various organizations and projects.
Insights
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Performance
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Confidence
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Performance
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