Green House Gas Protocol

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol is a set of standards and guidelines that help organizations measure and manage their emissions of greenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide, that contribute to climate change. It provides a clear framework for calculating emissions from activities such as energy use, transportation, and manufacturing. By systematically assessing their carbon footprint, companies can identify ways to reduce their impact on the environment, improve sustainability, and report their progress transparently. Essentially, it’s a universal tool for understanding and addressing the environmental impact of business operations.