Operational carbon verification
Operational emissions
Operational emissions are the emissions associated with the consumption of electricity, gas and other fuels needed to power, heat, cool ventilate and light your asset, plus the energy required to operate appliances and lifts.
According to the World Green Building Council, the operational emissions from the built environment comprise about 28 per cent of the world’s total carbon emissions.
This proportion is more than double the percentage of global emissions contributed by embodied carbon. That’s one reason efforts to cut emissions from buildings have historically focused mainly on the operational variety, through steps such as enhancing an assets energy efficiency.
Operational emissions have also been reduced through the ongoing decarbonisation of the UK energy grid.
According to the World Green Building Council, the operational emissions from the built environment comprise about 28 per cent of the world’s total carbon emissions.
This proportion is more than double the percentage of global emissions contributed by embodied carbon. That’s one reason efforts to cut emissions from buildings have historically focused mainly on the operational variety, through steps such as enhancing an assets energy efficiency.
Operational emissions have also been reduced through the ongoing decarbonisation of the UK energy grid.
Your operational footprint
Your operational footprint should reflect the emissions from your asset over a period of one year. It should account for emissions associated with:
Our process
Our typical operational emission verifying process consists of the following stages:
Benefits
The advantages of possessing a minimised embodied carbon footprint, which has been independently verified by an expert third party like us, are numerous and varied. Click below to find out more.
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