T/HNECER 001-2024 Zero carbon hotel evaluation technical specifications
T/HNECER 001-2024 Zero carbon hotel evaluation technical specifications
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the principles, basic requirements, and evaluation process for evaluating zero-carbon hotels. This document applies to hotels establishing and achieving zero-carbon status, as well as third-party evaluation agencies conducting evaluations of zero-carbon hotels. Main technical content: - Establishing a greenhouse gas management mechanism: Hotels should, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations, policies, standards, and their own scale, capabilities, and needs, establish a greenhouse gas emission management system and procedures, including but not limited to: - a) Top management should coordinate and make decisions on greenhouse gas-related management work, authorize and provide corresponding resources to support the achievement of zero-carbon hotels; - b) Ensure the establishment of a greenhouse gas management team with corresponding responsibilities and authority, and regularly report on the progress of achieving zero-carbon hotels to top management; - c) Establish an energy use and consumption, and greenhouse gas emission management system and information system for the hotel; - d) Continuously improve based on the implementation of the zero-carbon hotel implementation plan. - Greenhouse gas emission accounting: Prepare a greenhouse gas emission report in accordance with the requirements of the guidelines for greenhouse gas emission accounting and reporting issued by national or local government departments. The greenhouse gas emission report should at least include the boundaries and scope of greenhouse gas emission accounting, the types and quantities of emission sources, and the time period covered. The greenhouse gas emission accounting and reporting guidelines adopted should follow the following priority order: - a) Standards related to local greenhouse gas accounting and reporting requirements; - b) National greenhouse gas accounting methods and reporting guidelines; - c) Internationally re