GHG Emissions Analyst

December 21, 2024

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Inspiralia

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Inspiralia is a company that offers comprehensive innovation services including innovation strategy, technical development, and market launch support. The company operates in multiple international markets such as health and wellbeing, food and agriculture, energy and environment, information and communication, transport and infrastructure, building and construction, and industrial processes. Inspiralia aids businesses in becoming market leaders by speeding up development processes, lowering risks, and assisting in public funding and private investment acquisition. With offices in Madrid, Miami, Cambridge, and Vienna, they provide a broad geographic reach to clients looking to innovate and expand globally.

Technical Development • Innovation Strategy • Market Launch • Funding Opportunities • Commercial Expansion

51 - 200 employees

Founded 2005

🤝 B2B

⚡ Energy

🌾 Agriculture

📋 Description

•Consult with the client regarding the scope of the project. •Define the reference scenario and project boundaries for GHG emissions avoidance. •Calculate the GHG emission avoidance potential of a project at the application stage using the Innovation Fund’s tools. •Write and justify assumptions made considering the evaluation criteria to secure funding. •Define key ideas, concepts, and provide creative solutions with the client. •Ensure the proposal aspects covering GHG emission avoidance is completed in time for the application.

🎯 Requirements

•MSc. or PHD in Environmental Science, Industrial Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics. •GHG Protocol Training (standards for corporate and product GHG reporting) desirable. •ISO 14064 Certification (specific to GHG accounting and verification) desirable. •Certified Carbon Reduction Manager (CRM) desirable. •LEED Accreditation desirable. •Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Software Training desirable. •Data Analysis and Programming- Skills in Python, R, or Excel for data modeling and emissions calculations.