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- 1. Developing a rigorous building and transparent methodology for carbon counting John Stocks Manager - Scotland
- 3. Carbon Footprints Site Energy in Emissions out Raw materials in Product out Product footprint Site footprint
- 5. International protocols and standards exist
- 6. The GHG Protocol provides guidance on defining the ‘boundary’ and inclusion of emissions types Operational boundary: Emissions Scope Parent Company Subsidiary A Subsidiary C 100% 51% 30% Employee air flights + travel Outsourced activities Supply chain Scope 2: Electricity indirect Scope 3: Other indirect Purchased electricity Waste products Ship fleet Gas burner Gas boiler Truck fleet Scope 1: Direct Organisational boundary Subsidiary B GHG Protocol Approach
- 10. What makes up a carbon footprint
- 12. PAS 205 published - October 2008
- 13. Process map - Boots Botanics shampoo
- 16. Walkers Crisps
- 21. Making Business Sense of Climate Change www.carbontrust.co.uk www.carbontruststandard.co.uk www.carbon-label.co.uk
Notas do Editor
- Objectives To deliver a basic carbon footprint for an organisation/site To provide an approach that meets the needs of the mass market of smaller and less advanced companies To provide practical guidance on key issues (e.g. emissions factors) To ensure footprinting data is presented in a credible, consistent format To include all GHGs – not just CO2 from fuel consumption To act as a stepping stone towards accepted standards and methodologies, e.g. GHG Protocol, ISO14064