Carbon Footprinting helps you understand which parts of your supply chain have the greatest impact

What makes up a Carbon Footprint?

Scope 1 (a direct emission):
e.g. gas usage on your main site; own transportation

Scope 2 (an indirect emission):
Emissions associated with the generation of electricity

Scope 3 (indirect emissions):
Emissions associated with materials coming into the site (upstream)
and
Emissions due to activities linked to your product once it has left site (downstream)

Questions that may stop you progressing

I am confused after reading the first text box: Where do I start?
How do I know what data to collect?
How do I decide which model to use?
How do I become an expert?
Where do I find conversion factors?
What if I am uncertain about the accuracy of my data?
How do I report carbon footprint performance?
Some of my colleagues don't believe in climate change so how do I engage them in this?

"Don't worry

Maltdoctor can create a map of your carbon footprint and guide you through data collection and reporting

Here's a typical chain of events

Explain to your teams what a carbon footprint is, how to deal with uncertainty and what not to worry about.
Determine the audience who will be interested in the data and why
Define the data sets required
Determine areas where improved data collection may be required or define the basis of estimation
Set up initial modelling to find the profile of carbon in your supply chain
Create your first carbon footprint model
Write a report of carbon emissions for stakeholders
Determine a plan to reduce carbon emissions most effectively by addressing the most significant areas

List your stakeholders

To have data or to drive change?

Define your scope and supply chain

Share your data and aspirations