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GHGMI at Renewable Energy Markets™ 2026

The Renewable Energy Markets (REM) 2026 is taking place in Washington, DC, from September 1-3, and we’ll be there. Executive Director Michael Gillenwater will represent GHGMI at the conference and join the panel “Beyond 24/7: Rethinking Renewable Electricity Impact” ...


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Listening to Our Alumni: The 2025 Alumni Survey Results Are In

We recently invited our 2025 alums to complete an anonymous survey about their training experience with the GHGMI. Conducted annually since 2017, the Alumni Survey helps us understand what’s working well, where we can improve, and how GHG management training shapes alum caree...


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Seven Years at GHGMI: A Tribute to Tani Colbert-Sangree

It all began with a drink in a Seattle cocktail bar. Tani Colbert-Sangree had already logged two GHGMI courses and built a name for himself in the world of carbon credits, but he’d only ever seen Michael Gillenwater, GHGMI’s Executive Director and Dean, in the course forums. It wasn’t until that night that they sat across a table from one another. Michael needed someone to h...


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How a GHGMI Team Member Helped Strengthen Washington’s Forest Carbon Protocol
Carbon crediting programs live or die on one question: Does a credit represent a real, additional tonne of carbon kept out of the atmosphere, or not? Get the rules too loose, and credits get issued for projects that would have happened anyway. Get them too rigorous, and few projects are actually implemented. Finding the right balance is slow, often thankless work. It’s also exac...

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From Chemical Engineer to Certified GHG Professional: Hendrik Louw Earns the First EP®(GHG) Designation
Hendrik Louw spent his early career on the floor of metals and mining operations, working as a chemical engineer long before “carbon management” was a job title. Twenty-six years later, that operational grounding has carried him into the first cohort of professionals certified under the

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