Spotlight
February 29, 2012One Individual and 20 Organizations Receive Inaugural Climate Leadership Awards
February 16, 2012West Linn Paper Company Achieves Climate Registered Status for 3rd Year
December 8, 2011Event: Understanding the Real Impact of GHG Mitigation Activities Dec. 8, 2011 - 9:45 am Eastern Time
October 19, 20113Degrees Is First Company to Achieve Climate Registered Silver Status
October 17, 2011States and provinces appoint new Executive Director of The Climate Registry
August 13, 2011U.S. EPA and NGOs unveil award criteria and nomination deadline for new Climate Leadership Awards
July 5, 2011Recology, Inc. joins The Climate Registry
June 22, 2011Exelon joins The Climate Registry
June 20, 2011Kodak, US Postal Service and Bentley Prince Street first to be awarded Climate Registered Gold and Platinum
May 17, 2011New national climate awards program
Feburary 9, 2011Registry Member ARCA partners with GE and EPA to lower emissions
January 25, 2011CalSTRS joins The Registry
Please contact us if you have any questions about The Registry.
CRIS Data Upload Service
Would you like help uploading your data to CRIS?
The Climate Registry is now offering Members a low cost service to streamline the process of uploading data from your own internal software to the Climate Registry Information System (CRIS) – the CRIS Data Upload Service. The service greatly reduces the time required to enter data into CRIS and minimizes data entry errors.
How does it work?
The Registry provides you with an Excel template that you complete with the data you want to upload to CRIS. By providing information on facilities and sources you can create a Physical Inventory, and by providing one year of emissions data you can create an Emissions Inventory.
You can use the template to report at the facility and/or the source level. Registry staff will upload the data to CRIS and let you know when you can review it.
Who should use it?
The service is intended for any large organization that collects their GHG emissions data in other systems or spreadsheets and would like a more efficient way to transfer the information to CRIS.
How much does it cost?
The cost of the service is based on whether you upload information at the facility or the source level. Once facilities and sources have been created in CRIS, you only need to upload your emissions data.
| Facility Level | Source Level | |
| Upload Physical Inventory Data | $750 | $1000 |
| Upload Emissions Inventory Data | $2000 | $2500 |
How long does it take?
Once you submit the template to The Registry, it generally takes two to four weeks to upload the data and make it available for review.
How do I get started?
Contact ccondit@theclimateregistry.org or cwong@theclimateregistry.org for more information or to sign up to use the CRIS Data Upload Service.
