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CO2 IN RELATION TO. SCOPES 1,2 AND 3

It is important to categorise the different types of CO2 emissions of companies on the basis of the actions taken by the company and in relation to the broader value. It has been known since 2001 and is becoming more and more widespread. Typically, requirements for documentation of this come from value rather than the legislation, so if you want to secure the same or better identification options and price from your goods, now is the time to strengthen your knowledge and prepare your answers.

Scope 1: It is aCO2 that the company emits directly through its own facilities such as buildings and production facilities.
Scope 2: It is the indirect CO2 emissions from the energy that the company buys and uses for operation and production (Up stream)
Scope 3: Includes all other indirect emissions not directly included in Scope 1 and 2. It is the entire company’s value chain and includes, for example, subcontractors f products and services. FX commodities, procurement, fuel, waste, employee commuting, rented assets etc.

It may seem simple to make a business CO2 imprint, but in practice, it is very difficult one.

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