Quantifying the Carbon Footprint of Products (ISO 14067:2018) - International

Organizations that are serious about reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions should not only be able to quantify their overall carbon footprint, but also the carbon footprint generated by each of their products. Calculating the carbon footprint of products (CFP) is becoming increasingly relevant for businesses that want to demonstrate to their customers that they are reducing the GHG emissions of the products that they consume.   

Prerequisites

It is strongly recommended that attendees have knowledge and understanding of GHG emissions and removals quantification before attending this course. Knowledge of the requirements of ISO 14064-1 for example, and completion of the Greenhouse Gas Practitioner Qualification provides relevant prior learning for this course.

Pedagogical objectives

  • Comprehend the key principles for determining the carbon footprint of a product
  • Quantify and report on the GHG emissions of your product(s)
  • Recognize the importance of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) when calculating the carbon footprint of products
  • Appreciate the importance of verifying/validating GHG product statements and reports