Clean Cooking, the Carbon Market and International Carbon Standards Methodologies

From

1 September, 2025

To

5 September, 2025

Tuition

2450

Venue

Golden Peacock Hotel, Lilongwe

overview

This is a 5-day course aimed at providing in-depth knowledge in carbon methodologies for clean cooking projects, enhancing the participant to handling monitoring reporting verification (MRV), quality control and assurance for project data, and also support carbon design and preliminary works – increasing efficacy in carbon projects.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

The key learning outcomes are aimed to having participants:

 Understand carbon market and international carbon standards and carbon project cycles

 Comprehensively understand International Carbon Standards (ICS) methodologies for
Cookstoves under VERRA and Gold Standard for Energy Efficient and Fuel Switch for Cooking Devices, Metered Devices among others.
o Gold Standard – Methodology for Metered & Measured Energy Cooking Devices (MMECD) versions 1-1.2
o Gold Standard – Reduced Emissions from Cooking and Heating – Technologies and
Practices to Displace Decentralized Thermal Energy Consumption (TPDDTEC) version 3.1
o Verra (VCS) – VM0050 – Energy Efficiency and Fuel-Switch Measures in
Cookstoves version 1.0

 For each methodology,
o Be able to assess the applicability and requirements of each methodology
o Gain skills in quantifying emission reductions and managing project
documentation.
o Understand the role of VVBs and the process of certification and issuance of Verified Emission Reductions (VERs) under each methodology

 Navigate through existing International Carbon Standards Dashboards (VERRA and GS) and Resources –and familiarize with existing projects, methodologies and registries globally.

COURSE CONTENT

INTRODUCTION TO CARBON MARKETS FRAMEWORKS AND STANDARDS
1.1. Introduction to carbon markets – global and local context
 Overview of carbon markets and players
 Carbon Project Cycle – Design to Issuance
 Interlinkages of clean cooking and carbon financing

 

1.2. Gold Standard – Reduced Emissions from Cooking and Heating – Technologies and
Practices to Displace Decentralized Thermal Energy Consumption (TPDDTEC)
version 3.1
 Introduction to TPDDTEC and Gold Standard
 Key terms and definitions
 Applicability, Eligibility & Key Conditions
 Principle of Double Counting
 Defining Baseline and Project Scenarios
 Demonstrating Additionality
 Project Boundary & Emission Sources
 Conducting Baseline and Project Studies
 Performance Testing and Statistical Analysis
 Leakage Assessment and Mitigation
 Emission Reductions Calculations
 Monitoring and Quality Control
 Adjustment Factors and Suppressed Demand
 Review of projects under this methodology
 Deployment of Project Technologies
 Safeguards
 Documentation and Role of VVBs

 

1.3. Gold Standard – Methodology for Metered & Measured Energy Cooking Devices
Versions 1-1.2
 Introduction to the Methodology
 Key terms and definitions
 Project Scope & Eligibility
 Principle of Double Counting
 Safeguards & Regulatory Compliance
 Baseline Methodology
 Project Scenario Description
 Principle of Additionality

 Project Boundary Description
 Quantification of Project Emissions & Reductions
 Deployment of Project Cooking Devices
 Monitoring & Data Collection
 Programmatic and PoA Application
 Review of projects under this methodology
 Documentation and Role of VVBs

 

1.4. Verra (VCS) – VM0050 – Energy Efficiency And Fuel-Switch Measures In
Cookstoves Version 1.0
 Introduction to VM0050
 Key terms and definitions
 Applicability & Eligibility
 Project Boundary Description
 Principle of Double Counting
 Baseline & Project Scenarios
 Principle of Additionality
 Quantification of Net Emission Reductions and Removals
 Deployment of Project Technologies
 Monitoring Requirements
 Sustainable Development and Safeguards
 Compliance & Best Practices
 Review of projects under this methodology
 Documentation and Role of VVBs

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This course is designed for:
• Field implementation teams
• Carbon Project Developers
• M&E and/or MRV Experts
• All third-party validators and verifiers (VVBs)
• Cookstoves Entrepreneurs
• Stakeholders engaged in improved cookstoves and fuel-switching carbon projects

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