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Sheet 1: Introduction
| Introduction | |||
| This tool has been developed for use by Australian wood product manufacturing companies to assist in setting carbon reduction targets through the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi). | |||
| The tool can be used to estimate a company's carbon footprint and develop an associated Science Based Target (SBT). | |||
| This tool has been developed in accordance to international best practice (GHG Protocol Corporate Reporting and Accounting Standard) and can be used to support a company's submission of their proposed target to the SBTi. | |||
| The Questions tab provides a series of questions to be answered, along with data inputs specific to the company in question. The data input in this tab will be used to estimate the company's carbon footprint and provide the associated SBT. | |||
| Refer to the Carbon Footprint Results tab for a summary of the company's carbon footprint. | |||
| Refer to the SBT Results tab for a summary of the company's associated SBT. | |||
| The Questions tab must be fully completed prior to reviewing the Results tab to ensure accurate results. | |||
| Default values are currently provided in the Questions tab. Please ensure to replace all default values in yellow highlighted cells to get accurate results. | |||
| Please read all instructions throughout the tool to ensure the most accurate outcome in terms of both the estimated carbon footprint and the proposed SBT. | |||
| For more information, please refer to our other supporting materials as well as the SBTi website: | |||
| https://sciencebasedtargets.org/ | |||
| This tool is outcome of a project undertaken by Edge Environment in collaboration with Timberlink and funded by the National Institute for Forest Products Innovation. | |||
| Initial questions | ||||||||
| 1. Please answer the questions in the table below in the yellow highlighted cells to define the parameters of the assessment and inform the output: | ||||||||
| Question | Response | Comments | ||||||
| Company name | I Love Timber | |||||||
| Please choose a base year for assessment: | 2018 | The base year for assessment should be the most recent year that represents business as usual and for which you have the best available data. | ||||||
| Please choose a short-term target year: | 2030 | The target year must be between 5 and 15 years from now. | ||||||
| Please choose a level of target ambition for scope 1 and scope 2 emissions: | Alignment to 1.5°C pathway | Alignment to the Well-Below 2°C pathway is based on a global trajectory to reduce carbon emissions to limit global warming to well-below 2°C (reaching carbon zero at around 2070). Alignment to the 1.5°C pathway is considered best practice based on the most recent climate science and is based on a global trajectory to reduce carbon emissions to limit global warming to 1.5°C (reaching carbon zero at around 2050, with significant reductions occuring between now and 2030). | ||||||
| Please choose a level of target ambition for scope 3 emissions: | Minimum emissions reduction ambition as per absolute approach | The scope 3 level of ambition can be less ambitious than the scope 1 and scope 2 commitment; however, best practice still remains as alignment to the 1.5°C pathway, with alignment to the 2°C pathway as second best. Beyond alignment to these two pathways there are a couple of different minimum ambition approaches, including an absolute approach and a physical intensity approach. For more information on these approaches, refer to Section 5 of the latest SBT Initiative criteria: https://sciencebasedtargets.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SBTi-criteria.pdf. | ||||||
| Please enter a growth rate of expected business growth between the selected base year and target year: | 0% | The growth rate will be applied annually (Compound Annual Growth Rate). The growth rate is used to estimate business as usual emissions in your selected target year. This should be an estimate representative of expected production. This can be a high level assumption. Targets can be reassessed should your business substantially change from what was assumed at time of submission. | ||||||
| If applicable, please enter your company's total throughput (m3) in the base year: | 100,000,000.00 | This will be used to calculate an intensity target (kgCO2-e / m3 throughput). This information is not retained nor disclosed through input in this tool. If m3 throughput is not applicable to your company, an alternative metric can be used. In such an instance, please ignore any reference to m3 throughput as the unit. | ||||||
| Number of employees | Office / Facility Location | FTEs | This information is used to determine emissions associated with employee commuting. Average FTEs in the base year is suitable. | |||||
| Sydney | 100.00 | |||||||
| Melbourne | 100.00 | |||||||
| Brisbane | 100.00 | |||||||
| Adelaide | 100.00 | |||||||
| Perth | 100.00 | |||||||
| Hobart | 100.00 | |||||||
| Darwin | 100.00 | |||||||
| ACT | 100.00 | |||||||
| Other | 100.00 | |||||||
| Summary of data requirements | ||||||||
| 2. A high level summary of the data requirements to estimate a company's carbon footprint are provided in the table below. This section is informative only and does not require response or data input. | ||||||||
| Scope | Category | Data requirement | Description of emissions | |||||
| Scope 1 emissions | Fuel combustion | Quantity and type of fuel used | Direct emissions from activities owned or controlled by the company in the baseline year (e.g. fuel combustion from company vehicles, refrigerants) | |||||
| Scope 1 emissions | Fugitive emissions (refrigerants) | Quantity and type of refrigerants leaked | ||||||
| Scope 2 emissions | Purchased electricity | Quantity of electricity consumed per state | Indirect emissions associated with the company's consumption of purchased electricity in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 1: Purchased goods and services | Dollars spent by sector, quantity of timber / wood products purchased | All upstream emissions of purchased goods and services by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 2: Capital goods | Dollars spent by sector | All upstream emissions of purchased capital goods by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 3: Fuel- and energy-related emissions | No additional data required | The emissions related to extraction, production and transportation of fuels and energy purchased or acquired by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 4: Upstream transportation and distribution | Dollars spent by sector | The emissions related to the transport and distribution of products and services purchased by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 5: Waste generated in operations | Quantity and type of waste and expected fait of waste (landfill or recycling) | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions of waste management suppliers that occur during the disposal and treatment of waste generated by the company’s operations in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 6: Business travel | Distance and type of travel | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions of transportation carriers related to the transport of the company’s employees for business-related activities during the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 7: Employee commuting | Number of employees by office / facility location | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the transportation of employees between their home and the company’s offices or facilities during the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 8: Upstream leased assets | Assumed not applicable to the wood product manufacturing industry | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the operation of assets leased by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 9: Downstream transportation and distribution | Weight of products and distance traveled | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the transport and distribution of products sold by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 10: Processing of sold products | Weight and type of product sold for further processing | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the processing of intermediate products (by downstream companies (e.g. manufacturers)) sold by the company in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 11: Use of sold products | Quantity and type of sold products | The direct use-phase emissions of sold products (in the baseline year) over their expected lifetime | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products | Expected disposal method of sold products | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions of waste management companies related to the waste disposal and treatment of products sold by the company (in the baseline year) at the end of the product’s life | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 13: Downstream leased assets | Assumed not applicable to the wood product manufacturing industry | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions of lessees that occur during the operation of assets owned by the company and leased to other entities in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 14: Franchises | Assumed not applicable to the wood product manufacturing industry | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the operation of franchises in the baseline year | |||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 15: Investments | Assumed not applicable to the wood product manufacturing industry | The scope 1 and scope 2 emissions related to the operation of investments in the baseline year | |||||
| Carbon footprint assessment | ||||||||
| 3. Please provide the requested data in the yellow highlighted cells. | ||||||||
| IMPORTANT | ||||||||
| All data provided in this section should be annual and for your selected base year (cell F9). | ||||||||
| It is assumed the majority of your company's operations take place in Australia. If your company has substantial activities overseas, it is recommended to focus on just your Australian operations as this footprint estimate may not accurately represent your overseas emissions. | ||||||||
| Scope 1 emissions | ||||||||
| Fuel combustion - stationary | Type | Quantity | Unit | |||||
| Diesel | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Petrol / gasoline | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| LPG | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Natural gas | 100.00 | m3 | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Biomass | 100.00 | GJ | ||||||
| Biodiesel | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Bioethanol | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Fuel combustion - mobile (transport) | Type | Quantity | Unit | |||||
| Diesel | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Petrol / gasoline | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| LPG | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Bioethanol | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Biodiesel | 100.00 | L | select unit from dropdown | |||||
| Fugitive emissions (refrigerants) | Type | Quantity | Unit | |||||
| R-134a | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-11 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-12 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-113 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-114 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-22 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R123 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-407C | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-410a | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-115 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-404a | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| If above inputs (i.e. refrigerant use) are unknown, enter m2 of air conditioned space below. Note, the tool does not allow for partial input of refrigerants and gross floor area. Please choose one or the other approach for all emissions associated with this category. |
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| Gross floor area refrigerated space | m2 | |||||||
| NB: Ammonia has no global warming potential and therefore does not need to be accounted for as its use results in no carbon emissions. | ||||||||
| Scope 2 emissions | ||||||||
| Purchased electricity | State | Quantity | Unit | |||||
| VIC | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| NSW | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| QLD | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| SA | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| TAS | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| NT | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| WA | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| NZ | 100.00 | kWh | ||||||
| Enter any renewable energy use below. If no renewable energy is purchased, no response is required. | ||||||||
| Renewable energy | % of total electricity used | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | ||||||||
| Purchased goods and services | Type | Sector | Amount | Unit | ||||
| Goods | Softwood logs input | 100.00 | m3 kiln-dried sawnwood output | |||||
| Hardwood logs input | 100.00 | m3 kiln-dried sawnwood output | ||||||
| Pulpwood, hardwood, measured as solid wood under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Pulpwood, softwood, measured as solid wood under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Roundwood, azobe from sustainable forest management, under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Roundwood, eucalyptus ssp. from sustainable forest management | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Roundwood, meranti from sustainable forest management, under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Roundwood, parana pine from sustainable forest management, under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Sawlog and veneer log, hardwood, measured as solid wood under bark | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Sawlog and veneer log, softwood, debarked, measured as solid wood | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Furniture | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Food | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Lubricants | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Printed materials (e.g. catalogue) | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Paper and paper products (e.g. office paper) | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Plastic products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Fabricated metal products (excluding machinery and equipment) | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Glass and glass products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Aluminium and aluminium products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Chemical and fertilizer minerals, salt and other mining and quarrying products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Copper ores and concentrates | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Copper products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Lead, zinc and tin and products thereof | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Lead, zinc and tin ores and concentrates | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Nickel ores and concentrates | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other non-ferrous metal ores and concentrates | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Precious metal ores and concentrates | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Precious metals | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other non-ferrous metal products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other non-metallic mineral products | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Sand and clay | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Stone | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Textiles | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Beverages | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| R-410a | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-115 | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| R-404a | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| NZ Natural Gas | 100.00 | kg | ||||||
| Other purchased goods | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Services | Rented machinery and equipment | 100.00 | $ | |||||
| Motor vehicle maintenance services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Construction services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Computer services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Water distribution services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Research and development services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Health and social work | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Hotel and restaurants | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Insurance and superannuation services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Post and telecommunication services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Real estate services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Travel agency services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Financial intermediation services (excluding insurance and superannuation services) | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Education and training services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other business services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other services | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Purchased capital goods | Sector | Amount | Unit | |||||
| Electrical machinery | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Office machinery and computers | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Radio, television and communication equipment | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other transport equipment | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other machinery and equipment | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Transport of goods to your company from upstream suppliers | Transport / Distribution Method | Transported mass | Unit | Distance* | Unit | |||
| Articulated truck | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Rigid truck | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Train | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Ship | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Plane | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| If above inputs (i.e. distribution method, mass and distance) are unknown, please specify the total tonnage of log input and % breakdown of origin below. Note, the tool does not allow for partial input. Please choose one or the other approach for all emissions associated with this category. |
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| Total logs input | tonnes | #NAME? | ||||||
| Overseas supply | 25% | % | ||||||
| Interstate supply | 25% | % | ||||||
| Instate supply | 25% | % | ||||||
| Local supply | 25% | % | ||||||
| *Distance refers to the total cumulative km travelled by each transport mode or the average trip length multipled by the number of total trips | ||||||||
| Operational waste | Type of Waste | Weight | Unit | % recycled | % to landfill | |||
| General waste (dry) - e.g. mixed office waste, coffee cups… | 100.00 | kg | N/A | 100% | ||||
| General waste (wet) - mixed waste including food scraps, paper towels, etc. | 100.00 | kg | N/A | 100% | ||||
| Mixed industrial waste (metal, timber, plastics) | 100.00 | kg | N/A | 100% | ||||
| Timber or other wood products | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Paper & cardboard | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Organics | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Hard plastics | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Soft plastics | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Glass | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Aluminium | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| Steel | 100.00 | kg | 50% | #NAME? | ||||
| NB: All travel spend should be included in this section and excluded from Cat 1: Purchased goods and services | ||||||||
| Business travel | Type | Cumulative spend on travel for all employees | Unit | |||||
| Air | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Car / taxi | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Other | 100.00 | $ | ||||||
| Transportation of goods to downstream clients / site | Transport / Distribution Method | Transported mass | Unit | Distance* | Unit | |||
| Articulated truck | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Rigid truck | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Train | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Ship | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| Plane | 100.00 | tonnes | 100.00 | km | ||||
| If above inputs (i.e. distribution method, mass and distance) are unknown, please specify the total tonnage of distributed goods below. Note, the tool does not allow for partial input. Please choose one or the other approach for all emissions associated with this category. |
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| Overseas sales | tonnes | |||||||
| Interstate sales | tonnes | |||||||
| In-state sales | tonnes | |||||||
| Local sales | tonnes | |||||||
| *Distance refers to the total cumulative km travelled by each transport mode or the average trip length multipled by the number of total trips | ||||||||
| Processing of sold products This category is applicable to products sold for further processing. Products sold to the user are to be included in "Use of sold products" and "End of life treatment of sold products." |
Type of sold product for processing | End product | Weight | Unit | ||||
| Woodchips | Paper | 100.00 | kg (green) | |||||
| MDF | 100.00 | kg (green) | ||||||
| Bark | Compost | 100.00 | m3 (bark) | |||||
| Softwood | Particleboard | 100.00 | kg (timber) | |||||
| Gulam | 100.00 | kg (timber) | ||||||
| Hardwood | Glulam | 100.00 | kg (timber) | |||||
| Timber | Plywood | 100.00 | kg (timber) | |||||
| Furniture | 100.00 | m3 (timber) | ||||||
| Cross laminated timber | 100.00 | kg (oven-dried wood) | ||||||
| Pellets | 100.00 | kg (wood) | ||||||
| Pallets | 100.00 | m3 (timber) | ||||||
| Wood wool | 100.00 | m3 (wood) | ||||||
| Preserved wood for indoor use | 100.00 | kg (timber) | ||||||
| Preserved wood for outdoor use | 100.00 | kg (timber) | ||||||
| Unknown processing for outdoor use | 100.00 | m3 (timber) | ||||||
| Unknown processing | 100.00 | m3 (timber) | ||||||
| Use of sold products Do not include products sold for further processing in this section. |
Type of sold product | Weight | Unit | |||||
| Timber for structural applications | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Timber for other construction applications | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| Woodchips for boiler fuel | 100.00 | kg (dry weight) | ||||||
| Woodchips for boiler fuel | 100.00 | kg (pellets) | ||||||
| Pellets for boiler fuel | 100.00 | kg (dry weight) | ||||||
| Sawdust for boiler fuel | 100.00 | kg (dry weight) | ||||||
| Bark for landscaping | 100.00 | m3 | ||||||
| End-of-life treatment of sold products* Do not include products sold for further processing in this section. |
Type of sold product | Expected end of life treatment | Quantity | Unit | ||||
| Timber | Landfill | 100.00 | m3 | |||||
| Timber | Recycling | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Paper | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Paper | Recycling | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Plywood | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Hardwood glulam | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Softwood glulam | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Cross laminated timber | Landfill | 100.00 | m3 | |||||
| MDF | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Particleboard | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| Wood wool | Landfill | 100.00 | kg | |||||
| *Data for this category is expected to be unknown. Please make best possible estimate. In the case of no data, adopt the conservative assumption of 100% landfill. | ||||||||
| Summary of carbon footprint results | ||||||||||||
| Results of carbon footprint assessment | ||||||||||||
| Your company's carbon footprint has been estimated using a hybrid Life Cycle Assessment approach based on physical and spend data. Where possible, all applied factors are specific to Australia. However, in some instances, global factors have been used. | ||||||||||||
| I Love Timber's carbon fooprint in 2018 was 8583.49 tonnes carbon dioxide equivalent, with an additional footprint of -1605.1 biogenic tonnes carbon dioxide equivalent. | Scope 3 emissions correspond to 44.22% of the footprint. A breakdown of scope 3 emission sources are provided in the chart below: | |||||||||||
| Cat 1: Purchased goods and services | 17% | |||||||||||
| Cat 2: Capital goods | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 3: Fuel- and energy-related emissions | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 4: Upstream transportation and distribution | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 5: Waste generated in operations | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 6: Business travel | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 7: Employee commuting | 25% | |||||||||||
| Cat 9: Downstream transportation and distribution | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 10: Processing of sold products | 1% | |||||||||||
| Cat 11: Use of sold products | 0% | |||||||||||
| Cat 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products | 0% | |||||||||||
| Scope | Description | tCO2-e | % | Biogenic tCO2-e | % | |||||||
| Scope 1 emissions | Direct emissions from activities owned or controlled by the company in the baseline year (e.g. fuel combustion from company vehicles, refrigerants) | 4,787.83 | 56% | 10.57 | -1% | |||||||
| Scope 2 emissions | Indirect emissions associated with the company's consumption of purchased electricity in the baseline year | 0.46 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | All indirect emissions (not included in scope 2) that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, including both upstream and downstream emissions. | 3,795.20 | 44% | -1,615.67 | 101% | |||||||
| Total | 8,583.49 | 100% | -1,605.10 | 100% | ||||||||
| Scope | Category | tCO2-e | % | Biogenic tCO2-e | % | |||||||
| Scope 1 emissions | Fuel combustion | 1.53 | 0% | 10.57 | -1% | |||||||
| Scope 1 emissions | Fugitive emissions (refrigerants) | 4,786.30 | 56% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 2 emissions | Purchased electricity | 0.46 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 1: Purchased goods and services | 1,461.28 | 17% | -1,644.39 | 102% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 2: Capital goods | 0.12 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 3: Fuel- and energy-related emissions | 0.73 | 0% | -10.57 | 1% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 4: Upstream transportation and distribution | 30.45 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 5: Waste generated in operations | 0.68 | 0% | 0.24 | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 6: Business travel | 0.16 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 7: Employee commuting | 2,148.90 | 25% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 8: Upstream leased assets | N/A | ||||||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 9: Downstream transportation and distribution | 30.45 | 0% | - | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 10: Processing of sold products | 110.30 | 1% | 2.78 | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 11: Use of sold products | 0.41 | 0% | 1.92 | 0% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products | 11.71 | 0% | 34.34 | -2% | |||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 13: Downstream leased assets | N/A | ||||||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 14: Franchises | N/A | ||||||||||
| Scope 3 emissions | Cat 15: Investments | N/A | ||||||||||
| Total | 8,583.49 | 100% | -1,605.10 | 100% | ||||||||
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