Carbon Inventory Standards
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How to Choose the "Boundary Setting Method" for Carbon Inventory? Understanding Control Approach vs. Equity Share Approach
When executing a carbon inventory project, the first task is to define the "organizational boundary." If the boundary is unclear, which emission sources and activity data should be included often lacks consistent standards. This article explains operational control, financial control, and equity share approaches in plain language to help readers choose the appropriate method.
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Which Carbon Inventory Standard Should Companies Use? ISO 14064 vs GHG Protocol
Companies preparing to start a greenhouse gas inventory encounter two mainstream international standards: ISO 14064 and the GHG Protocol. Which meets Taiwanese regulatory requirements? Which is better suited to internal carbon management and sustainability reporting? For those responsible for inventories or sustainability reports, this article explains the differences, how to use the standards together, and the latest IFRS S2 developments, helping you meet regulations while strengthening international communication and emissions reduction strategies.
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