NY Part 253 GHG Reporting Compliance Support

The New York State Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (6 NYCRR Part 253) is a mandatory greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting regulation that requires certain entities operating in New York to annually report GHG emissions to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). The rule supports implementation of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) and applies beginning with calendar year 2026 emissions, with the first deliverable due September 1, 2026, and the first annual report due June 1, 2027.

Key details of the program include:

  • Applicability: Facilities located in New York that emit 10,000 metric tons or more of CO₂e per year; fuel suppliers delivering natural gas, liquid fuels, petroleum products, LNG, CNG, or coal for use in New York; certain waste transporters exporting solid waste generated in New York; electric power entities; and specified agricultural and waste management operations.

  • Reporting Requirements: Reporting entities must submit annual emissions data calculated in accordance with DEC-prescribed methodologies and expressed in CO₂e using 20-year global warming potentials (GWP20) consistent.

  • Methodology: Reports are submitted electronically through the NYSDEC reporting platform. Entities must develop and maintain an Emissions Monitoring and Measurement Plan (EMMP) and retain supporting documentation as required by Part 253.

  • Large Emission Sources: Facilities emitting 25,000 metric tons CO₂e or more per year, and suppliers exceeding defined fuel thresholds, must obtain annual third-party verification from a DEC-accredited verifier.

  • Penalties: Failure to report, submit incomplete or inaccurate data, or maintain required records may result in enforcement action and civil penalties.

With the first reports covering 2026 emissions, if your company is subject to NY Part 253, now is the time to evaluate applicability and prepare for timely compliance.

Expert GHG Reporting & Third-Party Verification for Large Emitters

KERAMIDA helps companies comply with New York’s Part 253 regulation through two separate service pathways: reporting support and independent assurance. Our reporting and planning services include developing data collection strategies, preparing GHG inventories aligned with Part 253 methodologies, and assisting companies in developing and documenting monitoring methodologies, EMMPs, internal controls, and quality assurance procedures.

Our assurance services support Large Emission Sources that must meet Part 253’s verification requirements. To uphold the highest ethical standards and prevent any conflict of interest, KERAMIDA does not both prepare and verify the same GHG inventory.

Our NY Part 253 Compliance Services include:

  • Applicability & Threshold Assessment

  • GHG Emissions Inventory

  • Emissions Monitoring and Measurement Plan (EMMP) Development

  • Large Emission Source Monitoring Plan Support

  • Pre-Verification Assessment

  • Third-Party GHG Emissions Data Verification

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Why Partner with KERAMIDA?

  • Our team has deep experience with the GHG Protocol and major reporting frameworks, ensuring your inventories are both compliant and aligned with best practices.

  • We help you build traceable, verifiable data systems that reduce audit risk and ensure smooth external assurance.

  • Scope 3 is complex. We provide tailored methodologies for emissions categories such as purchased goods, transportation, and leased assets, ensuring defensible estimates and documentation.

  • We stay ahead of CARB guidance and timelines, positioning your organization to meet evolving requirements with confidence.


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