Calculation of greenhouse gases directly or indirectly emitted in each link in social and production activities by enterprise is called carbon inventory, which can also be called compiling an inventory of greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon inventory can help enterprises understand their own carbon emission sources, standardize their carbon emission data management, identify their carbon emission risks and opportunities, and make preparations for energy saving and carbon reduction, carbon peaking and carbon neutrality.
Carbon Inventory Solution
The solution is applicable to enterprises, schools and industrial parks
Overview
Features
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It is beneficial for enterprises to fully grasp and manage greenhouse gas emissions
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Green response in service bidding
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Meet the requirements of customers on an enterprise's supply chain
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Meet customers' demand for low-carbon products, especially for export enterprises
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Actively respond to national policies
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Fulfill social responsibilities and improve social image
Other supplementary information
International standards and basis
ISO 14064: This standard is used to determine greenhouse gas emission limits, quantify the organization's greenhouse gas emissions, and determine the requirements of specific measures or activities of companies to improve greenhouse gas management.
GHG protocol (Greenhouse gas inventory protocol): Protocol on Greenhouse Gas Inventory jointly issued by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the World Resources Institute (WRI). Greenhouse gas reporting guidelines specific to companies or projects.
IPCC Technical Report and Methodological Guidance: At present, it is an important basis for countries in the world to carry out greenhouse gas emission accounting.
Guidelines for accounting and verification in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Power Grid Enterprises in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Electronic Equipment Manufacturing Enterprises in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Power Generation Enterprises in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing Enterprises in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Chemical Production Enterprises in China
Accounting Methods and Reporting Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Enterprises in Other Industries
Technical Specification for Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification of Power Grid Enterprises
Technical Specification for Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification of Electronic Equipment Manufacturing Enterprises in China
Technical Specification for Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification of Power Generation Enterprises in China
Technical Specification for Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification of Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing Enterprises in China
Technical Specification for Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification of Chemical Production Enterprises in China
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Service scope
1) Scope I: Direct greenhouse gas emissions
Refers to greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by an organization, such as combustion of fossil fuels in boilers, combustion of petrol and diesel in vehicles, leakage of fire extinguishers, emissions from manufacturing processes, etc.
2) Scope II: Energy indirect greenhouse gas emissions
Refer to greenhouse gas emissions from purchased electricity, steam, cold or heat that do not occur directly within the organizational boundary but should be quantified.
3) Scope III: Other indirect greenhouse gas emissions
That is, indirect greenhouse gas emissions generated within the boundary of an organization except indirect greenhouse gas emissions from other energy sources, and their emission sources are not owned or controlled by the organization. For example, greenhouse gas emissions caused by upstream raw material manufacturing and travel, and emissions caused by outsourced transportation, commuting and other activities.
Enterprises can choose the scope of inventory by themselves, and there are generally two kinds:
Enterprises can choose the scope of inventory by themselves, and there are generally two kinds:
No. | Inventory scope | Inventory requirements of government departments | Enterprise carbon neutrality | Enterprise product export | Carbon disclosure of enterprise for fulfilling social responsibility |
1 | Scope I and II | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
2 | Scope I, II and III | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Operation process
Greenhouse gas solution | Main activity | Result | Period (working days) |
Preparation stage | Sign an agreement | Contract | 1-2 |
Establish the inventory team | / | 1-2 | |
Data retrieval | / | 1-2 | |
Implementation stage | Site visit | / | 1-2 |
Design and development of greenhouse gas inventory | Greenhouse gas inventory | 1-2 | |
Report preparation stage | Data collection, summary and transformation | Greenhouse gas report | 1-2 |
Uncertainty assessment | 1-2 | ||
Preparation of greenhouse gas report | 5-8 | ||
Internal verification stage | nternal verification and improvement | Compilation scheme of greenhouse gas internal audit records and greenhouse gas inventory report | 3-4 |
Output of inventory report after external review | Prepare the final version of the inventory report | Inventory report | 3-4 |
Total | 20-30 |
List of major receipts (examples only)
Scope I: Direct greenhouse gas emissions
Year XXXX | Unit | Natural gas | Petrol | Diesel | …… |
January | |||||
...... | |||||
December | |||||
Total |
Scope II: Indirect greenhouse gas emissions
Year XXXX | Unit | Purchased electric power (unit) | Purchased heat (unit) | Purchased steam | ||
Mass of purchased steam (unit) | Temperature of purchased steam (unit) | Pressure of purchased steam (unit) | ||||
January | ||||||
...... | ||||||
December | ||||||
Total | ||||||
Scope III: The following is only an example, and the inventory service of Scope III is provided according to the needs and requirements of the enterprise itself.
Business trip/employee commuting
No. | Unit | Main modes of transportation | Number of people | verage number of business trips/commutes per year | Average travel/commuting distance |
1 |
Upstream transportation and distribution
No. | Material name | Unit | Quality | Mode of transport | Distance |
1 |
Related emissions during the use of products by the organization
No. | Product name | Rated life of product (h) | Rated power (W) |
1 |
Emissions from purchased goods and services
No. | Material name | Unit | Material mass | Quantity | Material texture | Percentage of this texture to the material |
1 |