Rob:

Good question. I work for the Greenhouse Gas Management Institute, which
offers online coursework on GHG accounting. Training on this subject matter
has primarily been the domain of NGOs, for-profit standards training
enterprises, and occasionally extension/professional schools. There have
been offerings in graduate catalogues, but these are generally one-off or
sporadically offered courses led (primarily in-person) by practitioners as
adjunct faculty.

Based on your description, the Basics of Organizational Greenhouse Gas
Accounting, which is based on ISO 14064-1 and the GHG Protocol, may be of
particular relevance:
http://ghginstitute.org/education2/courses2/basics-of-organizational-ghg-accounting/


Our full course catalogue is here:
http://ghginstitute.org/education2/courses2/

There are also professional graduate degrees on the broader topic of
"carbon management," offered at Columbia and the University of Edinburgh
among others, but it sounds like a full degree is more of a commitment than
is of interest to your student.

As for "energy demand/usage management" -- this is a much larger and more
mature field. I suspect others may be better equipped to comment on the
best offerings there.

I hope this is helpful.


Regards,

Tim Stumhofer


On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Robert Darst <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear colleagues:
>
> A student in UMass Dartmouth's online graduate certificate program in
> Sustainable Development is looking for an online course or two--preferably
> at the graduate level--that covers the nuts and bolts of GHG accounting and
> energy demand/usage management at the organizational level. Any suggestions?
>
> Many thanks,
> Rob Darst
>
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