Sustainability
Corporate Carbon Footprint
As KITA Consulting we measure your greenhouse gas emissions across Scopes 1-2-3, build ISO 14064-1 aligned inventory and reporting, and link a reduction roadmap to your operations.
What is a corporate carbon footprint?
A corporate carbon footprint is the total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from an organization’s activities, expressed as CO₂e. It covers operations, energy, transport, supply chain and waste, and is the shared foundation for measurement, reporting and reduction.
What's included
- Scope 1: identifying direct emission sources
- Scope 2: emissions from purchased energy
- Scope 3: value-chain indirect emission screening
- ISO 14064-1 aligned inventory and reporting
- Emission factors, data quality and verification readiness
- Reduction targets and implementation roadmap
How we proceed
- Define organizational boundaries and scopes
- Collect energy, fuel, transport, waste and related data
- Calculate CO₂e with appropriate emission factors
- Inventory reporting and verification support
- Reduction strategies and continuous improvement
How we support you
We build field-based data discipline and turn the inventory into the backbone of a manageable emissions management system—not just a report.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between corporate and product carbon footprints?
A corporate footprint totals organisational activity emissions (Scopes 1-2-3). A product footprint focuses on life-cycle emissions of a specific product. Most organisations start with a corporate inventory.
Is ISO 14064-1 mandatory?
It may not be legally mandatory in every sector, but customer, export, TSRS/ESG and verification demands have made it the de facto framework.
Do we need to calculate Scope 3 immediately?
Best practice is to lock Scope 1-2 first, then prioritise Scope 3 via screening. Deepening all categories at once is rarely efficient.
How long does the process take?
Depending on data maturity, a first inventory typically takes from a few weeks to a few months. Repeat years get shorter.
What you gain
- Clarity for legal and customer reporting expectations
- Comparable inventory across Scopes 1-2-3
- Data-driven reduction priorities
- Documentation ready for verification and external audits