Corporate GHG inventory
What is Corporate GHG inventory
Corporate GHG inventory refers to the process of calculating the direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions generated by various stages of an enterprise's social or production activities. It is also known as "compiling a greenhouse gas emissions inventory".
GHG inventory is the foundation and basis for enterprises to set scientific carbon targets and implement carbon reduction measures. With a clear understanding of their carbon footprint, companies can set science-based targets (such as SBTi), implement carbon emission reduction, assess carbon performance, and thereby achieve dual carbon goals.
Corporate GHG inventory can bring you the following values
Identification
Identify cost-effective emission reduction opportunities and reduce product carbon emissions.
Control
Manage and reduce greenhouse gas risks.
Profit
Manage carbon assets, participate in the carbon market, and gain accurate profits.
Trust
Build a responsible corporate image and gain consumer trust.
Our service process
Our advantages: an efficient and secure digital platform
CarbonNewture's one-stop carbon management platform dynamically monitors an enterprise's carbon emissions and reduction progress in real-time, empowering enterprise to achieve dual carbon goals.
Standards we follow
Environmental management — Life cycle assessment — Principles and framework
Environmental management - Life cycle assessment - Requirements and guidelines
Greenhouse gases - Carbon footprint of products - Requirements and guidelines for quantification
Requirements and Guidelines for Quantifying the Carbon Footprint of Products in Terms of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
General guideline of the greenhouse gas emissions accounting and reporting for industrial enterprises
Requirements of the greenhouse gas emission accounting and reporting—Part 7: Flat glass enterprise
Requirements of the greenhouse gas emissions accounting and reporting —Part 10: Chemical production enterprise
Requirements of the greenhouse gas emissions accounting and reporting—Part 12：Textile and garment enterprise
