Carbon Data Is Coming to Your Desk – Be Ready (HRDC-Claimable ESG Certification)
Lim O' Neil
❗ "Our ESG team sent us another carbon spreadsheet—what do we do with it?"
❗ "Clients are asking about Scope 3 emissions—what system even tracks that?"
❗ "Our vendors report carbon data, but we can’t verify any of it."
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
Across industries, IT teams are becoming the default owners of ESG data integration—without having the language, tools, or standards to make sense of it. ESG is no longer just a sustainability problem—it’s becoming a data architecture and reporting challenge, and it’s landing squarely on IT's shoulders.
Topic: MPC Workshop - Carbon Accounting & GHG Inventories Workshop
Date: July 8–10, 2025 (Tuesday–Thursday)
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Majestic Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
3 Critical ROI Areas for IT & Project Teams
1. Quality Control Over ESG Data & Vendors
You’ll learn how to validate GHG data and inventories using ISO 14064—so you're no longer just trusting what vendors say but evaluating their output with confidence.
2. Build Systems that Actually Support ESG Reporting
With pressure from regulators and clients, ESG metrics need to be integrated into dashboards, reports, and compliance platforms. This training helps IT teams understand data sourcing approach for different industries
3. Speak ESG in Technical Terms
From Scope 1 to Scope 3 emissions, you’ll understand the frameworks (GHG Protocol, ISO 14064) and how to translate them into usable data models—making you the go-to for sustainable tech solutions.
Additional Value
- Practical workshop with real data, led by SGS-certified trainer
- Fully HRDC claimable
- Special rate structure for MPC/self-sponsored participants
- Post-workshop support to apply knowledge in ongoing projects
🔗 Details & Registration: https://bit.ly/3Zd0R5f
🎧 Listen to our 11-min Preview Podcast
📱 Free Preview Session Booking: https://bit.ly/4j9sbbl
This is your opportunity to stay ahead—not just of carbon data, but of a fast-growing ESG technology shift. Don’t wait until reporting becomes a scramble.
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