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Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions and Environmental Analyst

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This subcontract with the Government of Canada's Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food requires a Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Environmental Analyst to quantify environmental impacts and carbon footprints for prime contractors on facility projects. The scope of work involves establishing GHG baselines for operations and digestate storage, quantifying direct and indirect emission reductions across various technology scenarios, and assessing how nutrient recovery influences fertilizer application and transport. The selected analyst will utilize specialized GHG accounting software to report all results in tonnes of CO2 equivalent, providing critical environmental analysis for techno-economic reports. The work is to be performed in Sherbrooke, Canada, with a response deadline for the solicitation set for November 30, 2026.

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GHG Analyst to quantify environmental impacts for Canada's Department of Agriculture in Sherbrooke.

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This scope was carved out of ESC-2627-150.

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FEASIBILITY STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR OPTIMIZING PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION OF BIOGAS GENERATED THROUGH ANAEROBIC DIGESTION IN AGRICULTURE AT THE SHERBROOKE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

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Quantifies environmental impact and carbon footprints for prime contractors on Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada facility projects. Establishes GHG baselines for operations and digestate storage. Quantifies direct and indirect emission reductions for technology scenarios and assesses nutrient recovery effects on transport and fertilizer application. Uses GHG accounting software to report results in tonnes of CO2 equivalent. Delivers environmental analysis for techno-economic reports.

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