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GHG entries contain all CO₂e fluxes incurred in project operation, as specified by the schema in the project’s LCA builder, as well as an allocated portion of the project establishment and end-of-life emissions. GHG entries are verified once submitted in a GHG Statement.

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GHG entry definition

There are no fixed requirements for how you define the boundaries of a GHG entry, however all project flux data (sequestrations, losses, counterfactuals, activities and reductions) must be allocated to a GHG entry to be accounted for.
Examples:
  • A CDR process with a product injection stage might report data per injection
  • A continuous process might report daily or weekly totals as individual GHG entries
  • A project with multiple sequestration sites might separate GHG entries geographically and temporally
A GHG statement can contain multiple GHG entries: data across all GHG entries will be provided to a verifier once the statement is submitted.

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Create a GHG entry

Draft GHG entries are shown in the GHG entries section of Certify. If a GHG entry has been allocated to a draft GHG statement it will also be visible there. GHG entries that are part of verified GHG statements are not shown in the GHG entries section and should be accessed via the relevant verified GHG statement. To create a new GHG entry:
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Add a GHG entry

In an existing GHG Statement, or in the GHG Entries section of your project on Certify, click the Add GHG entry button.
GHG entries can be created before or after GHG statements. We recommend that non-API users create GHG statements first as this ensures that Project emissions are calculated and shown on any included GHG entries.
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Load template

Select a template to pre-populate the GHG entry with the components, fixed inputs (such as emission factors) and component descriptions required for calculations.
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Set reporting period

Provide a start and end date for your GHG entry.
4

Edit components

If your specific GHG entry doesn’t match your regular template schema, you can add, delete or update components as needed to match your reporting requirements.
If a component is accounted for over multiple GHG entries, an attribution factor can be assigned accordingly. For example, if a single transport leg transported feedstock for two production batches, an attribution factor of 0.5 can be assigned to the component on each GHG entry.
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Enter input values

For each datapoint input, add measurements relevant to your current reporting period.If multiple units (e.g. kg and tonnes) are supported for the given input, you can select your preferred unit from the dropdown.
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Define measurement uncertainty

Where there is material uncertainty for the value of a given input, the standard deviation for the measurement should be entered in the +/- column. This could be due to:
  • Known uncertainty for a measurement device
  • Use of values from a probability distribution with a known variance
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Upload sources

Measurements should be evidenced with source files. These may include:
  • Documentation such as bills of landing
  • Spreadsheets containing data behind aggregate calculations
  • Scientific citations for use of given approaches or emission factors
The net CO₂e result is recalculated and the GHG entry is saved automatically each time an input is updated.

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API users

GHG entries can also be automated via API integration. Prefer the Post GHG Entry endpoint reference and the Creating Your First GHG Entry tutorial when building a new integration.
The older removal* and removal_template* API endpoints remain available as deprecated compatibility aliases while existing integrations migrate.
If creating GHG entries via an API integration, the GHG entry template schema can be queried from GET GHG entry templates or set in the API request, allowing you to define your LCA structure in your local stack or via an MRV partner platform.