R<THINK CCF

Making coporate carbon reporting easy

The new European Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires organizations to collect, process, and publish huge amounts of environmental data and information. Reporting your Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) based on the ISO 14064 standards from the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol becomes mandatory. Not just on your own emissions (scope 1 and 2), but on your complete value chain as well (scope 3).

Why thinking about CCF

R<THINK CCF enables you to clearly report scope 3 emissions of your supply chain such as supplier data, transport means, and transport distances. And on top of your R<THINK LCA License, it becomes even more efficient.

To complete your corporate carbon footprint, R<THINK CCF easily combines the three different scopes.

Legal requirement and business opportunity

Being open and transparent about your sustainability is not only a legal requirement but an opportunity too.

Knowing your baseline allows you to:

  • Set CO2 reduction targets

  • Chart the road to net zero

Business advantages

Proactively reporting on your Corporate Carbon Footprint makes your business attractive to buyers, investors, and talent. It builds trust, enhances your brand image as a responsible organization, and strengthens your position as a sustainability leader.

Interested in your Corporate Carbon Footprint?

Good THINKing!

50,000+ Environmental product calculations

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Environmental product calculations
2,500+ Verified EPDs

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Verified EPDs
15+ Countries

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Countries

Any questions on CCF?

  • What is the difference between a product carbon footprint and a corporate carbon footprint?

    While a company’s carbon footprint reflects the overall environmental burden of the entire organization, a product’s carbon footprint delves into the specific emissions associated with a single product or material.