Which emissions in your company belong to Scope 1, 2 or 3 and why is this crucial for your carbon footprint, targets and reporting? This guide provides you with a clear, practical classification according to the GHG Protocol, including typical examples and common pitfalls.
Including: Scopes classification & Scope 3 examples as well as current practical requirements for reporting and supply chain.
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They understand what the GHG Protocol stands for, how it is structured and why it is the standard for a reliable greenhouse gas balance.
You will learn how to define a carbon footprint in a meaningful way (organization, locations, activities) so that results remain comparable and comprehensible.
You are given a clear logic for identifying and clearly categorizing relevant sources of emissions within the company and along the value chain.
You will learn which data is typically required, how calculations work in principle and how to deal pragmatically with data gaps.
You will receive practical tips on responsibilities, processes and documentation as a basis for internal controlling, customer inquiries and reporting.
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Data & delimitation
Update data sources, confirm balance sheet framework and clarify responsibilities.
Calculation & plausibility
emissions, check outliers and clearly document assumptions.
Measures & goals
Derive hotspots, prioritize reduction measures and sharpen targets.
Reporting & audit readiness
Report results, bundle evidence and finalize preparation for audits.
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