The Voluntary Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Program established a mechanism by which corporations, government agencies, individuals, voluntary organizations, etc., can report to the EIA, any actions taken that have or are expected to reduce/avoid emissions of greenhouse gases or sequester carbon.

Contents	(complete Report)
Summary Report
Executive Summary
1.Voluntary Reporting 2004: An Overview
2. Reducing Emissions from Electric Power
3. Reducing Emissions from Energy End Use
4. Carbon Sequestration
5. Reducing Methane Emissions
6. HFCs, PFCs, and Sulfur Hexafluoride
7. Entity-Level Reporting and Future Commitments
8. Project-Level Reporting on Form EIA-1605EZ
Special Topics
The Energy policy Act of 1992, Sections 1605(b) and (c)
Global Warming Potentials Used to Calculate Carbon     Dioxide Equivalent Emissions
The Global Climate Change Initiative
Electricity Supply Carbon Reduction Projects     Definitions and Terminology
Efficiency Projects: Definitions and Terminology
Load Shape Effects: Definitions and Terminology
Materials Management Projects
The Structure of Form EIA-1605
Double Reporting of Emission Reductions
Preface
Glossary
Appendixes	(complete Report)
Appendix A. The Voluntary Reporting Program: A     Developmental Overview
Appendix B. Summary of Reports Received