Low-carbon solutions are implemented by enterprises from four levels: greenhouse gas emission accounting, emission reduction measures from the perspective of technology and economy (green finance), and phased information disclosure, and at the same time, the entire value chain must be pulled together to truly achieve low-carbon. In addition to themselves, enterprises also need to actively implement carbon inventory and carbon emission reduction measures in the first chain, so as to drive the entire value chain towards the era of low-carbon economy.
Top-down thrust
The Paris Agreement sets 2 targets for temperature control;
China has pledged to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060
Carbon accounting has begun to be incorporated into regulatory requirements, such as the new EU battery regulation
Various ministries and commissions and localities have stepped up the introduction of relevant policies;
Pressure from buyers
Many large international and domestic companies have asked the first chain enterprises to carry out carbon accounting;
A number of financial institutions around the world have made initiatives and commitments to address climate change;
Corporate social responsibility for carbon disclosure.
The endogenous power of the enterprise
Identification of corporate climate risks.
1.The immediate risks posed by climate change itself.
2.Indirect risks such as laws, operating costs, products, market competition, and social responsibility.
Turn challenges into opportunities.
1.This has created a demand for the development of new energy technologies.
2.Industrial transformation of high-carbon industries.
Conduct emissions accounting
ISO 14064-1 Certification of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removal of Quantification and Reporting Specifications at the Organizational Level.
Carbon inventory in accordance with GB T 32150 Guidelines for Accounting and Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Industrial Enterprises.
ISO 14067 Product Carbon Footprint.
PAS 2050 Product Carbon Footprint.
GHG Protocol Greenhouse Gas Protocol.
Develop an emissions reduction strategy
ISO 50001 GB T23331 Energy Management System Certification.
ISO 50001 GB T23331 Energy Management System Introduction Process Guidance and Training.
SBTI science-based target setting.
PAS2060 Carbon Neutrality Declaration Certification.
Energy audit, energy efficiency benchmarking, energy efficiency testing, energy saving diagnosis.
EDGE Zero Carbon Building Certification.
Zero-carbon factory. Green Finance
TCFD Climate-related Financial Information Disclosure Consulting.
Green credit projects for financial institutions.
CBI Climate Bond Assurance.
Carbon allowance trading.
Green Certificate Trading.
Publish information disclosure
CDP questionnaire counseling.
Preparation and verification of ESG reports.
SASB U.S. Sustainability Accounting Standards Advisory.
In addition to themselves, enterprises must also actively implement carbon inventory and carbon emission reduction measures in the first chain, so as to drive the entire value chain towards the era of low-carbon economy.
What are the greenhouse gases?
co2、sf6、nf3、pfc5、hfc5、n2o、ch4
Emission accounting - greenhouse gas quantification, validation and certification
Review of greenhouse gas management documents.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Reduction Certification.
Issuance of Greenhouse Gas Certification Declarations.
Benefits of GHG quantification and certification
Manage greenhouse gas risks and identify opportunities to reduce them.
Improve energy and material efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Develop new business opportunities for green**.
Enhance competitiveness in global "green" procurement.
Establish a good image of social responsibility.
Avoid the risk of exceeding the limit of total greenhouse gases in the future.
The carbon footprint assessment is mainly to measure the greenhouse gas emissions (converted to carbon dioxide equivalent) due to direct and indirect activities or accumulated in products during the life cycle of a product".
Scope of application: Applicable to all products, including tangible products and intangible products, such as testing, services, etc., can be assessed for product carbon footprint.
The Science Based Targets Initiative is an initiative of the Center for Global Environmental Information (CDP), the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Wide Society for Nature (WWF).
Increase corporate ambition for climate action by changing the conversation about reducing greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets, and expect companies to set targets that are aligned with the levels required by science to limit warming to less than 1 compared to pre-industrial temperatures5ºc/2ºc。