Climate Risk & Opportunity Exploration Training (2025 Beginner V1)

Hello everyone, welcome to this educational training video - "Climate Risks and Opportunities Exploration". The purpose of this film is to give everyone a quick understanding of what climate change is, why it is relevant to us, and how we should view the risks and opportunities involved. 

Part 1: World Climate Facts 

At the beginning of the video, we will see the latest state of global climate in recent years. 2023 is known as the "beginning of the global boiling era" as the Earth's average temperature continues to break records, and the frequency and intensity of heavy rains, typhoons, droughts, and heat waves continue to increase. These phenomena remind us that climate change is not a distant topic but an unfolding reality. 

Part 2: The Relationship Between Greenhouse Gases and Climate 

Next , we will introduce the greenhouse effect. 

As carbon dioxide concentrations gradually rise, global temperatures will rise. If the 450ppm tipping point is breached, it could bring about a warming increase of more than 1.5°C and have irreversible effects. This is why the international community is working hard to promote "net-zero emissions", hoping to control climate risks within a manageable range. 

Part 3: Climate Risks and Opportunities 

The third part of the video will take you to understand the challenges and opportunities brought by climate. 

• Risks: Extreme weather may cause loss of life and economy, and new policies or regulations may also increase costs. 

• Opportunity: In the process of transformation, low-carbon technologies, sustainable products, and innovative solutions will bring new possibilities to society. 

Part 4: The Evolution of Disclosure Standards 

As climate issues become more important, the world is beginning to demand clearer disclosures. From the past TCFD framework to the current IFRS S2 standard, it emphasizes the need to clearly present climate-related risks and opportunities in publicly available information. This not only helps the outside world understand the current situation but also helps us make better decisions. 

Part 5: Climate Scenario Assumptions 

The film will also take you to think about a question:

 If the temperature continues to rise in the future, what challenges will we face? What new opportunities may there be? 

Through such scenario assumptions, we can imagine and prepare for possible changes in the short, medium, and even long term. 

Conclusion 

Finally , we have prepared an interactive Q&A session to help you clarify the key issues in the video. 

Dear friends, this video is our "basic introductory version". I hope that through this study, everyone can understand that

1. Climate change is a real challenge. 

2.Everyone is affected and has the opportunity to participate in change.

3. From today onwards, we can all pay more attention and think about our roles. 

Thank you for watching, and I wish you all a happy study! 

"Greenhouse Gas Inventory Training Course" Education and Training Video (2025 Beginner Edition 1st Edition/Please click on the upper left corner) 

Hello everyone, welcome to this educational training video - "Greenhouse Gas Inventory Training Course". This is our 2025 Beginner Edition (1st Edition), and the purpose of the video is to help you establish a basic understanding of greenhouse gases, understand why companies need to conduct inventories, and how to properly implement the inventory process 

Part 1: Basic Understanding of Greenhouse Gases 

At the beginning of the course, we will first introduce what the greenhouse effect is and its relationship to climate change. 

The increase in greenhouse gases will make the earth feel like a "thick quilt", leading to a continuous rise in global temperatures. This not only changes the natural environment but also directly affects energy use, industrial operations, and our daily lives. 

Therefore, a correct understanding of greenhouse gases is the first step for companies to conduct inventory and management. 

Part 2: Stakeholders and Intended Users 

Next, we explain why companies need to conduct GHG inventories and who will use this information. Stakeholders include governments, investors, customers and the public; They are concerned about whether the company meets carbon control and sustainability requirements.

Expected users include: 

• International customers, requiring supply chains to participate in advocacy such as CDP, SBTi, RE100, etc. 

• Financial institutions need to inventory information to assess investment and financing risks  

• Local and national competent authorities, and conduct aggregate control and policy planning. For example, in its 112-year sustainability report, TSMC required more than 100 suppliers to respond to CDP and included climate risk management as a core condition for supply chain cooperation. 

Part 3: How to Perform a Carbon Inventory 

The third part of the video will take you into the core process of carbon inventory. We'll compare the differences between ISO 14064-1 and the GHG Protocol and explain how organizational boundaries and reporting boundaries are divided. 

Next, we will conduct a drill on source identification to help you understand how to collect data on your activities and classify them according to different areas (Scope 1, 2, 3). This step is not only the basis for the inventory but also the prerequisite for subsequent third-party verification and setting carbon reduction targets. 

Part 4: The Importance and Application of Carbon Inventory : 

How will the data be applied after completing the carbon inventory? 

• Companies can set short- and medium-term carbon reduction targets through inventory results, 

• Boards and management can integrate climate into their business strategies , 

• Financial institutions and investors can assess risks and opportunities accordingly , and inventory data is also a necessary basis for participating in the Carbon Disclosure Program (CDP), Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and Renewable Energy 100% (RE100). In other words, carbon inventory is not only a compliance requirement but also an important tool for companies to enhance their international competitiveness. 

Part 5: Q&A and Interaction 

At the end of the video, we arranged a Q&A session to help clarify key questions in the process, such as: 

• Why divide organizational boundaries and reporting boundaries?

•  How to collect different types of emissions data? What is the difference between inventory and verification? 

"Internal Verification Officer Training" Education and Training Video (2025 Beginner Edition 1st Edition/Click on the video in the upper left corner) 

Hello everyone, welcome to this education and training video - "Internal Verification Officer Training". 

This is our 2025 Starter Edition (1st Edition), and the purpose of the video is to educate people about what greenhouse gas (GHG) internal verification is, why it's important for businesses, and how we can establish the right verification processes and techniques. 

Part 1: Basic Concepts of Internal Verification 

At the beginning of the course, we will first introduce the basic concepts of internal verification. 

The main purpose of verification is to confirm the completeness, consistency, transparency, and accuracy of inventory information, and to check whether it complies with relevant standards and stakeholder requirements. The types of verification are divided into: 

• Internal verification: Organizations conduct their own verification, usually planning external verification according to ISO 14064-1 provisions 

• External verification: including second-party verification (e.g. government or customer) and third-party verification (independent and impartial third-party organization) At the same time, we will also introduce "assurance levels", such as reasonable assurance and limited guarantee, so that verification personnel can choose the appropriate method according to their needs. 

Part 2: GHG Inventory Procedures and FAQs 

In the second part of the video, we explain the GHG inventory process and explore common issues encountered in fact-checking. 

Before conducting external verification, enterprises must first complete internal verification and prepare necessary documents, including: 

• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory 

• Greenhouse Gas Report 

• Management Procedures 

Common verification questions include: 

• Are the emission sources correctly identified? Is there anything missing? 

• Is the division of categories correct? 

• Is the activity data collected correctly? Are there any conversion errors in the units? 

• Is the emission factor quoted correctly? Is the source transparent? 

Through these checks, we can avoid the risk of verification due to data errors. 

Part 3: Internal Verification Process and Techniques 

Next, we will further explain the complete internal verification process. 

The verification steps can generally be divided into five stages: 

1.Edge (boundary setting) 

2.Source (emission source identification) 

3.Calculation (equivalent calculation) 

4.Reporting (documentation and principle disclosure) 

5.Inspection (internal verification) 

When performing verification, commonly used methods include: document review, on-site interview, sampling and verification, and data comparison. These techniques can help fact-checkers confirm the reliability of the data and propose corrective action if necessary. 

Part 4: The Importance of Internal Verification 

Finally, we will emphasize the importance of internal verification. 

Verification is not just a formal inspection, its core value lies in 

• Ensuring the quality of greenhouse gas data 

• Improving the credibility of companies in the face of carbon credit management  reduction requirements. 

Therefore, every verification checker needs to have solid professional knowledge and a rigorous work attitude.