Greenhouse Gas Inventories

Greenhouse gas inventories are one of the most important performance and accounting metrics in the evolving ‘low carbon economy’. A robust and well-planned greenhouse gas inventory will position your organization to respond to challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the future.

KUZUKA is involved in the development of greenhouse gas inventories in a wide range of industry sectors, including manufacturing, education, food and beverage services, and tourism. We have worked with clients ranging in size from single-location factories to multi-national food and beverage firms. We can be involved in all phases of GHG inventory development, from early-stage planning to third-party verification. KUZUKA follows the guidelines set forth in the leading industry protocols and standards, including ISO 14064, the WRI/WBCSD GHG Protocol, and the Climate Registry General Reporting Protocol.

We equip our clients with a GHG inventory that is accurate and defensible by following a process of planning, implementation, and continued maintenance.

See Saputo Case Study.

Kuzuka is an Authorized Verifier with CarbonCounted

KUZUKA is an accredited technical partner and verifier with Carbon Counted. CarbonCounted is a not-for-profit global platform enabling fast, third-party verified and cost efficient carbon footprints, product based carbon labels, and supply chain measurement using the CarbonConnect web application.

KUZUKA’s SME Services

We understand that the needs of small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are different than larger corporations. Many SMEs are interested in reducing their carbon footprint, but are caught between the simplified services for individuals and traditional consulting services for larger corporate clients.

KUZUKA’s free Carbon Footprint Assessment Tool for SMEs is designed to fill this gap. Our downloadable spreadsheet tool puts power in your hands. The spreadsheet is separated into several easy-to-use sections, each of which represents a component of your business’ greenhouse gas emissions.