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Scope 3.8 - Emissions resulting from the use of assets that your company leases or rents
Modified on Sat, 14 Sep, 2024 at 10:16 PM
Scope 3.8 emissions include the indirect greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the use of assets that your company leases or rents. These assets may include buildings, vehicles, machinery, or equipment that are operated and managed by a third party while being used by your company.
Examples of Scope 3.8 Emissions:
- Emissions from the use of rented office buildings or production facilities.
- Emissions from the operation of leased vehicles or machinery that are not owned by the company.
- Emissions from energy consumption in rented facilities where the landlord covers the energy costs.
Relevant Activities for Scope 3.8 Emissions:
To identify your company’s Scope 3.8 emissions, you should examine the following activities and areas:
- Leasing of buildings: The use of rented or leased office buildings, warehouses, production facilities, or other real estate used for the operation of your business.
- Leasing of vehicles: The use of leased vehicles for business purposes, including company cars, trucks, vans, or other transport vehicles.
- Leasing of machinery and equipment: The use of rented or leased machinery, production plants, or other equipment used in operational processes.
- Service contracts: Agreements with third parties for the leasing of assets, where the third party is responsible for the operation and maintenance.
Where Can I Find Data on My Scope 3.8 Emissions?
Collecting Scope 3.8 emissions data can come from various sources:
- Leasing contracts: Detailed contracts for leased or rented assets, which may include information about the energy consumption and emissions associated with the assets being used.
- Energy supplier invoices: Invoices for energy consumption in leased buildings, vehicles, or machinery operated by third parties can provide valuable data.
- Landlord information: Reports or data from landlords on the energy consumption and related emissions in rented facilities.
- Internal usage reports: Reports on the usage and operation of leased or rented assets that can be used to calculate the associated emissions.
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