Should small emitters intending to register reductions calculate all emission reductions using the same method?
Small emitters intending to register reductions should calculate reductions according to each activity on which they have decided to report. An activity of a small emitter is defined by its ability to be assessed with a single emission reduction calculation method. As a result, if the entity chooses to report only one type of activity, it would only use one reduction method. If more that one activity is reported, multiple reduction methods may be used. Instructions for Form EIA-1605, pp.6 General Guidelines, ยง300.
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