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Supported climate projects
Climate project + nature conservation, 1 t CO2 + Financial contribution, International + Austria
Climate project + nature conservation, 1 t CO2 + Financial contribution, International + Austria's Alpine Region
Climate project + nature conservation, 1 t CO2 + Financial contribution, International + Oberallgäu, Germany
Climate project + nature conservation, 1 t CO2 + Financial contribution, International + Thuringia, Germany
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Climate contribution confirmed
SANVT GmbH
Seit 2019 unterstützen wir Klimaschutzprojekte in Höhe unserer produktbezogenen Emissionen
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confirmed
Supported climate project
Climate project + nature conservation
1 t CO2 + Financial contribution
International + Thuringia, Germany
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Definition
Financial climate contribution
The
financial climate contribution
means that an organisation has calculated the emissions of their company, product, service, or another category, reduced emissions where possible, and funded climate projects to the amount of the calculated emissions.
System Boundaries
Sources of emissions covered for the financial contribution
Unless stated otherwise, the
system boundaries for companies
include at minimum direct emissions generated by the company (i.e. heat generation, vehicle fleet, and fugitive gases), emissions from purchased energy like electricity, and also indirect emissions from purchased energy, business travel, and employee commuting. Other emissions that occur outside of the company's direct control, such as those during the extraction and production of raw materials purchased by the company, intermediate products, external logistics, product use, and end-of-life-treatment are not covered.
The system boundaries for products
include the production, processing, and logistics of raw materials, precursors, and packaging, transport to retail, emissions from sources not directly attributable to products (e.g. employee commuting), and treatment at the end of the product life cycle. The use phase of products is not covered unless using the product itself directly emits greenhouse gases, such as the use of a combustion engine, or a gas powered heater.
For more information:
www.climatepartner.com/en/protocol