ISO 14064-1 Carbon Footprint of Organization:
What is CFO?
Carbon Footprint of Organization (CFO) is a tool that shows the amount of greenhouse gas emissions and removals from the organization's operations and activities in the form of carbon dioxide equivalent.
The amount of greenhouse gases released from various activities of the organization is divided into 3 types (SCOPE) as follows:
SCOPE I
Calculation of direct carbon footprint (Direct Emissions) from various activities of the organization directly, such as combustion of machinery, use of the organization's vehicles (owned by the organization itself), use of chemicals in wastewater treatment, leakage/leakage from processes or activities, etc.
SCOPE II
Calculation of indirect carbon footprint from energy use (Energy Indirect Emissions), including purchasing energy for use in the organization, such as electricity, heat energy, steam energy, etc.
SCOPE III
Calculation of other indirect carbon footprints, employee travel by vehicles that are not part of the organization, travel to seminars outside the office, use of various materials and equipment, etc.
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Benefits of conducting an Carbon Footprint of Organization Verification
1. Improving Resource Efficiency
A carbon footprint verification helps companies identify and reduce unnecessary resource use and greenhouse gas emissions. By examining the manufacturing process or activities, it can reveal opportunities for improving efficiency and reducing costs.
2. Enhancing Transparency and Credibility
An independent, third-party carbon footprint verification helps to build credibility in the information a company provides to consumers and other stakeholders, increasing transparency and trust.
3. Enhanced Brand and Corporate Image
Companies that have completed their carbon footprint verification and can demonstrate results are more likely to be recognized as environmentally responsible organizations. This verification can help enhance the brand and increase popularity among environmentally conscious consumers.
4. Preparing for Legal Requirements
Many countries have legal requirements for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. A carbon footprint verification helps companies prepare for Readiness to comply with regulations and help avoid future fines or legal problems.
5. Promoting sustainable development
Carbon fruit print verification supports organizations in developing strategies and approaches to reduce their environmental impacts by reducing carbon emissions, thus promoting sustainable development and playing a role in tackling climate change.
These benefits help organizations to grow sustainably and become more competitive in an environmentally and sustainable market.
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Process
Greenhouse Gas for Organization Verification Process:
- Step 1 : Contracting Contract stage
- Step 2 : Document review
- Step 3 : Strategic review Risk assessment and verification planning (Strategic review, Risk Assessment and Verification Planning)
- Step 4 : Verification (on-site/remote and off-site)
- Step 5 : Draft Verification report
- Step 6 : Technical Review
- Step 7 : Final Verification report and Statement
SOCOTEC enables Carbon Footprint of Organization Verification through its ISO14065 international standard verification service, while supporting organizations in disclosing accurate information.
Greenhouse Gas for Organization Verification Process:
- Step 1 : Contracting Contract stage
- Step 2 : Document review
- Step 3 : Strategic review Risk assessment and verification planning (Strategic review, Risk Assessment and Verification Planning)
- Step 4 : Verification (on-site/remote and off-site)
- Step 5 : Draft Verification report
- Step 6 : Technical Review
- Step 7 : Final Verification report and Statement
SOCOTEC enables Carbon Footprint of Organization Verification through its ISO14065 international standard verification service, while supporting organizations in disclosing accurate information.
SOCOTEC is an ISO14065 certified verification organization (Greenhouse Gas Inspection and Inspection Body Certification) from the Japan Accreditation Board (JAB). Currently, there are 6 verification organizations in Japan that have received JAB ISO14065 certification.
Nowadays, highly reliable environmental information disclosure has become essential, and it is increasingly necessary to have it verified by a third-party registered organization to ensure its accuracy and reliability.
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