How to prepare a carbon footprint report according to the GHG Protocol?
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How to prepare a carbon footprint report according to the GHG Protocol?
The GHG Protocol provides guidance on the calculation and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions. This guidance sets out the scope and content of carbon footprint reporting.
According to the GHG Protocol, carbon footprint reporting consists of the following stages:
- Target Setting: Reporting targets, reporting scope and reporting frequency are determined.
- Planning: The reporting process is planned. At this stage, the reporting scope, methods used and data collection methods are determined.
- Implementation: Carbon footprint calculations are made. At this stage, carbon footprint amounts are calculated in line with the methods and data used.
- Verification: The report is verified by an independent verification organization.
- Reporting: The report is disclosed to the public.
According to the GHG Protocol, carbon footprint reports should include the following information:
- General information about the company or organization: Information such as the name, address, field of activity of the company or organization.
- Carbon footprint calculation method: Methods used in carbon footprint calculations.
- Carbon footprint data: Calculated carbon footprint amounts.
- Carbon footprint reduction targets: The company or organization's carbon footprint reduction targets.
- Reporting process: Information about the reporting process.
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