CHECK LIST SOBRE EMISSÕES DE GASES DO EFEITO ESTUFA NO ESCOPO 1 E ESCOPO 2

Identifying Scope 1 Emissions

Identify all sources of direct greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1) within the organization, such as the wood mold manufacturing process, wood waste management, and transportation activities.

Quantify and document the total emissions from each identified source.

Assess the accuracy and reliability of the emission data collected.

Implement measures to reduce or mitigate Scope 1 emissions, such as optimizing production processes, improving waste management practices, and exploring alternative transportation options.

Monitor and track the progress of emission reduction initiatives.

Identifying Scope 2 Emissions

Identify all sources of indirect greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 2) within the organization, including electricity consumption for air conditioning, lighting, and other equipment.

Quantify and document the total emissions from each identified source.

Assess the accuracy and reliability of the emission data collected.

Evaluate energy consumption patterns and identify areas for improvement, such as implementing energy-efficient technologies or renewable energy sources.

Implement measures to reduce or offset Scope 2 emissions, such as purchasing renewable energy certificates or investing in on-site renewable energy generation.

Monitor and track the progress of emission reduction initiatives.

Reporting and Compliance

Determine the applicable reporting requirements and regulations for greenhouse gas emissions in the wood mold manufacturing industry.

Ensure accurate and timely reporting of greenhouse gas emissions to relevant authorities or regulatory bodies.

Keep records of emission data, supporting documentation, and any compliance-related information.

Conduct periodic internal audits to assess compliance with emissions standards and regulations.

Identify and implement corrective actions to address any non-compliance issues.

Stakeholder Engagement and Communication

Identify key stakeholders, such as employees, customers, suppliers, and local communities, and their expectations regarding greenhouse gas emissions.

Develop a communication plan to engage stakeholders and provide updates on emission reduction efforts, including regular reports and meetings.

Publish transparent and accessible reports on emission performance, highlighting the company's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Respond to stakeholder inquiries or concerns regarding emissions promptly and transparently.

Collaborate with relevant industry or government initiatives to share best practices and collectively address emissions challenges.

Continuous Improvement

Regularly review and update emission reduction goals and targets based on industry benchmarks and best practices.

Identify and implement new technologies or strategies to further reduce emissions, such as energy-efficient equipment or process improvements.

Engage employees in sustainability initiatives by providing training on emission reduction practices and encouraging their active participation.

Monitor industry trends and best practices for managing greenhouse gas emissions, staying informed about new opportunities for improvement.

Continuously evaluate and improve the effectiveness of emission reduction measures, conducting regular assessments and seeking feedback from stakeholders.

Note: This customized checklist considers the specific context of a wood mold manufacturing company with air conditioning, fire extinguishers, an air compressor, more than 120 employees, and one truck.