Failsafe Canada Inc.

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Failsafe Canada Inc. invites you to attend
The Failsafe Canada & Global Carbon Exchange
Carbon Foot Print Analyst Training Course


Carbon Footprint Analyst - Level 1

21st, 22nd & 23rd of September 2010

Failsafe Canada Inc; a leading Alberta GHG consultancy firm and The Global Carbon Exchange, an internationally recognized organization, have teamed up to present a Certified Carbon Footprint Analyst Course. This 3 day course has been created to train individuals and companies, on how to complete a Carbon Footprint Assessment, in accordance with global best practice. Detailed Practical Examples are undertaken in the class using relevant case studies.
Our courses are based on the following international standards
(GHG Protocols and ISO 14064).
Limited seating applies.

Course Cost: $1195.00 CAD

If you are involved in the GHG industry today, or are planning to be involved, register for this critically important course.


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One-Day Workshop

Alberta’s Green House gas offset system is a compliance mechanism for entities regulated under the province’s mandatory GHG emission intensity-based regulatory system.

As part of the 2002 Climate Change and Emissions Management Act (CCEMA) the 2007 Specified Gas Emitters Regulation passed by the Alberta legislature, LFE’s or large final emitters (any facility in the province that emits more than 100,000 metric tons of CO2e of GHGs per year) are required to reduce their GHG intensity by 12% per year. The Regulation, which took effect on July 1, 2007, represents the first GHG emissions legislation in Canada.

Alberta's current environmental legislation sets out clear rules and obligations for the protection, enhancement and wise use of the environment. Alberta Environment works with Albertans to ensure the quality of our environment is maintained, using an effective and efficient regulatory framework.

Regulated facilities in Alberta that are not able to meet their reduction obligations through direct facility improvements may be able to meet their emissions intensity reduction targets through three compliance mechanisms:

  • The purchase or use of Emissions Performance Credits, EPCs.
  • By Making contributions to the Climate Change and Emissions Management Fund, currently at a price of CND 15 per metric ton of CO2e; or
  • Through the purchase of Alberta-based offset credits.

Compliance Information for Industry


Failsafe Canada and Failsafe Emissions Corp. invite you to a Full Day Workshop for Large Final Emitters, ( LFE’s ), to engage in meaningful discussions and workshop activities.

This “By Invite Only” workshop will reveal many of the daily challenges faced by Alberta’s LFE’s and how Industry is handling these challenges.

You may learn how other industries meet their targets and contribute to Alberta’s Environmental strategies and successes.

There will also be discussions around how you can align your corporate “Greening” strategy with legislation now in effect.

The Industry Guest panel will include:

  • Karen Haugen-Kozyra
  • Keith Anderson
  • Wes Miller
  • Jack Holdsworth
  • Brandon Grant
  • … and others.

Please join us by Registering for this 1 day event, at No Charge.

Snacks and Beverages will be served.

Location and Time

SHERATON CAVALIER CALGARY HOTEL

2620 32nd Avenue NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 6B8

403.291.0107

9 AM to 4 PM

In the Theater Room

Register for this event by emailing Brad Henderson.