Consumer
Use back button from the brower Consumer: The end consumer or final user of a product. Used in GHG Emission reporting. Related Articles: Customer
Annual Reporting Posts
Blog posts from Annual Reporting Posts
Jurisdiction
Use back button from the brower Jurisdiction: A geopolitical region under a single legal and regulatory authority. For market boundaries for certificate use and trading described in this guidance, jurisdictions are typically countries but may be multi-country regions.
Inventory
Use back button from the brower Inventory: A quantified list of an organization’s GHG emissions and sources.
Leased asset
Use back button from the brower Leased asset: Any asset that is leased (e.g., facilities, vehicles, etc.) – From GHG Protocol
Good
Use back button from the brower Good: A tangible product (Scope 3 Standard from GHG Protocol)
Bundled
Use back button from the brower Bundled: An energy attribute certificate or other instrument that is traded with the underlying energy produced.
Energy
Use back button from the brower Energy: Formally, energy is defined as the amount of work a physical system can do on another. In the GHG Protocol, energy refers to electrical energy generated by power plants and delivered to energy users over a power grid.
Emissions over Time – The 1 Best read
Topics hide Emissions over Time How to apply the Corporate Standard, Scope 2 Guidance and Scope 3 Standard? Base year selection Updating base year and prior-year (if reported and recalculated) emissions Circumstances that require recalculation Case – Emissions over Time– Recalculation of a base year for structural change Scenarios that do not require recalculation Setting … Read more
Scope 1 emissions – Best read
Scope 1 emissions Topics hide Scope 1 emissions Types of Scope 1 emissions Calculation of Scope 1 emissions Activity data Emissions factors Calculation tools Disclosure of Scope 1 emissions Required disclosures Optional disclosures Scope 1 emissions are emissions from sources owned or controlled by a reporting entity. For example, emissions from equipment, a vehicle or … Read more
Scope 3 emissions
Use back button from the brower Scope 3 emissions are defined as all indirect Greenhouse gas emissions (not included in scope 2) that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, including both upstream and downstream emissions. Scope 3 emissions are indirect emissions, other than Scope 2 emissions, from sources owned or controlled by … Read more