PCF

"A product carbon footprint (or PCF) is the calculation of all of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated in the supply chain of a specific product. It is usually expressed as a carbon intensity.

To calculate the PCF, use the formula activity emissions factor for every activity, to develop the product’s emissions inventory. If your production process also involves co-products or by-products, the GHG Protocol sets out methods to ensure your emissions calculations relate only to the product under analysis.

In today’s business landscape, companies face growing scrutiny from various stakeholders, including business partners, investors, analysts, the media, and consumers, who assess them based on their sustainability initiatives. This heightened expectation has spurred a sense of responsibility and commitment to climate protection, prompting increased focus on managing industrial carbon footprints.We hold accreditation according to ISO 14065 for verifying and validating quantification, monitoring, and reporting of Greenhouse Gases (GHGs), encompassing carbon auditing endeavors such as Corporate Carbon Footprints and Emission Reduction projects. Our carbon footprint assessment and verification processes adhere to ISO 14064-3 standards, which entail rigorous requirements, ensuring a professional and dependable review of your GHG reporting practices.”