to your personal climate balance sheet
to your personal climate balance sheet
Presentation of the activity data used in the calculation
Identification of your individual product carbon footprint
Confirmation that your emissions have been offset by a climate protection project.
on your balanced product, company or process
for a product over the entire product life cycle
of a product (PCF per functional unit)
(based on the product life cycle)
of a product (PCF per functional unit
of the PCF by scope
of all products for a certain production volume
des bilanzierten Produkte
(based on the product life cycle)
for a product over the entire product life cycle
of GHG emissions for the product components per product (FE)
per product (FE) within production
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