Start with the functional unit
Define function, use scenario and accounting unit. Distinguish full-life-cycle needs from assessments with a specific boundary.
Understand your product carbon footprint.
Build an assessment around a product life-cycle boundary, activity data and relevant factors to identify hotspots and respond to customer data requests.
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Organize materials, manufacturing, energy and transport records. Document treatment of gaps, assumptions and limitations.
Make results explainable
Discuss relevant frameworks such as ISO 14067 or the GHG Protocol, and support report preparation and verification coordination.
What should you prepare?
Review existing records first, then agree on scope and any additional data needs.
- Product description and function
- Bill of materials, energy and production data
- Transport and supplier records
- Customer requirements and intended use
Common questions
How is the project scope determined?
Start with the business object, existing records and intended use. Discuss applicable methods, additional data and responsibilities before agreeing on deliverables.
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