R<THINK CCF
After collecting all your data from suppliers and other companies in the value chain in R<THINK LCA, it is just a simple step to transfer the sum of product LCA data and compile detailed results for corporate greenhouse gas emissions in R<THINK CCF.
Benefit from exceptional synergy and easily complete your corporate carbon footprint Scope 3 by simply importing all supply chain emissions already collected in R<THINK LCA. Automated, fast and flawless.
Why thinking about CCF
The commonly recognized and higher goal of lowering our carbon footprint is of course to protect the environment and minimize consumption of natural resources. But individual companies have equally high goals. It can improve the performance of the company.
A Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) refers to the total amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions generated by the company's operations, including its facilities, production processes, transportation, refrigeration and other activities.
It includes all three scopes: (1) direct and (2) indirect resulting from energy purchases and (3) indirect supply chain emissions. The majority of the work is envisaged in Scope 3.
Scope 3 of the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard accounting is based and accounted on a value chain or life cycle approach. R<THINK LCA meets this same objectives at product level, meaning the most of the complex and time consuming work has already been done.
The additional Scope 3 categories (employee commuting, business travel and investments) as well as Scope 1 and 2 data are generally easily accessible within your relevant company departments. R<THINK CCF again features import and export functionalities that help simplify your work and save time.
By reducing carbon emissions, companies will demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and improve the company's reputation and brand value. In addition, cost savings can be realized by implementing energy measures and reducing waste.
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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.