Honda Greenhouse Gases (GHG)
Calculation Common Standards
(Product Lifecycle Viewpoint Version)
Dec 27, 2013
Share: Asian Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Purchasing Division
Reference: Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Purchasing Division
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Changes (old version vs new version)
Old version New version Changes
Contents P. Contents P. Y/N Points
Cover 1 Cover 1 Yes Issuing date to be changed
About this standard 2 About this standard 3 No
Viewpoints for Obtaining GHG Emissions Data 3 Viewpoints for Obtaining GHG Emissions Data 4 No
The definition of “Honda” and “For Honda” 4 The definition of “Honda” and “For Honda” 5 -
Note added
(Depending on region)
JP: Deleted Honda Soltec Co., Ltd.
Identifying and Calculating GHG Emissions 5 Procedures of GHG emission calculation 6 Yes Data allocation process clarified
Establishing the Scope of Data Acquisition (1/2) 6 - Yes Deleted (Unified to page 7)
Establishing the Scope of Data Acquisition (2/2) 7 Establishing the Scope of Data Acquisition 7 Yes Expression change of company’s own area
definition (Scope 1, 2, 3 added)
Identifying and Selecting the Data Acquisition Categories 8 - Yes Deleted (Unified to page 8, 9 and 10)
Acquisition of Activity Data 9 Acquisition of Activity Data 11 No
Activity Data (example) 10 Activity Data (example) <Scope 1,2> 13 Yes By scope (s)
Activity Data (example) <Scope 3> 14 Yes By scope (s)
Estimation 11 Estimation 15 Yes Scope added
Selection of Emissions Coefficients 12 Selection of Emissions Coefficients 17 Yes Latest emissions coefficient applied
GHG Calculation 13 GHG Calculation 18 No
GHG Equivalent Data : Logistics area 14 - Yes Deleted 1 method / 1 company requirement
Data Checking 15 Data Checking 19 Yes Plan/actual checking method added
Data Submission 16 Data Submission 20 - (Depending on regions)
Annex (cover) 17 - Yes Deleted ( Annex unified to main contents)
Targets for Data Acquisition: Company’s Own Area (Ex.) 18 Targets for Data Acquisition: Company’s Own Area (Ex.)
<Scope1, 2> 8 Yes
Scope added, Data allocation explanation
deleted
Targets for Data Acquisition: Supply Chain Area (Ex.) 19 Targets for Data Acquisition: Supply Chain Area (Ex.)
<Scope 3 Cat.1> 9 Yes
Scope added, Data allocation explanation
deleted, Scope of data for Honda identified
Targets for Data Acquisition: Logistics Area (Ex.) 20 Targets for Data Acquisition: Logistics Area (Ex.)
<Scope 3 Cat.9> 10 Yes Scope added
Activities Possibly Related to GHG Emissions (Ex.) 21 Activities Possibly Related to GHG Emissions (Ex.) 12 No
Emissions Coefficient (Supplementary Information) 22 - Yes Deleted (Unified to page 17)
Emissions Coefficient of JP (Supplementary Information) 23 - Yes Deleted (to be confirmed by suppliers)
Emissions Coefficient (Supplementary Information) GWP 24 - Yes Deleted (to be confirmed by suppliers)
- Changing points 2 Yes Added
- Data allocation for Honda 16 Yes Added
- Revision History 21 Yes Added
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
About this Standard
Honda corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Overall product life cycle Customer product use
Transportatio
n
Development
Sales
Recycling
Produc-
tion Administ-
ration
Purchas-
ing
Products
Products (parts and
materials)
Transportation
Development
Sales
Recycling
Production Administra-
tion
Purchasing
Customer’s joy
(Driving)
Greenhouse Gases Emission
Energy purchased,
Fuel consumed
Energy purchased,
Fuel consumed
Electricity, Gasoline
consumed
<Purpose of preparing and sharing this document> Goal is to share GHG emissions data in a transparent manner between suppliers and Honda, utilizing optimum man-hours to obtain the data. <Reference documents> WRI: GHG Product Life Cycle Accounting and Reporting Standard <Note> Use the contents of the Standard to convey and disclose information to Honda only.
Honda suppliers will use this calculation standard to gather their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for their corporate activities and report to Honda Purchasing.
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Viewpoints for Obtaining GHG Emissions Data
Customer product use
Customer
product use
Customer
product use
Customer
product use
Customer
product use
Customer
product use
Europe Asia &
Oceania China Japan North America South America
Honda corporate
activities
Honda corporate
activities
Honda corporate
activities
Honda corporate
activities
Honda corporate
activities
Honda corporate
activities
• Greenhouse gases (GHG) covered by this standard are the following 6 gases subject to the Kyoto Protocol. • For each regional market, the emissions data should be obtained (calculated) from the “product lifecycle viewpoint”.
For Honda* For Honda* For Honda* For Honda* For Honda*
CO2 (Carbon dioxide), CH4 (Methane), N2O (Nitrous oxide), HFC (Hydrofluorocarbon),
PFC (Perfluorocarbon), and SF6 (Sulfur hexafluoride)
Obtain data from the product life cycle viewpoint
(for each region)
For Honda* For other com-pa-nies
For other com-pa-nies
For other com-pa-nies
For other com-pa-nies
For other com-pa-nies
For other com-pa-nies Supplier
corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Supplier corporate activities
Global supply chain
* Refer to the next page for the definition of “Honda” and “For Honda.”
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Honda Automobile Thailand Co., Ltd
Thai Honda Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Honda Taiwan Motor Co., Ltd.
Honda Car Philippines Inc.
Honda Parts Manufacturing Corp.
Honda Philippines Inc.
Honda Vietnam Company .,Ltd
Honda Precision Parts Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Honda Prospect Motor Co., id.
Astra Honda Motor Ltd.
Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Boon Siew Honda Sdn. Bhd.
Honda Siel Power Products Ltd.
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd.
Honda Siel Cars India Ltd.
The definition of “Honda” and “For Honda”
In Asia & Oceania
- This standard applies to all suppliers that send product/ parts to the following
Honda facilities in Asia & Oceania
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Automobile Manufacturing 9 bases, Motorcycle/Power Product 8 bases
Automobile Manufacturing in Asia & Oceania Organization Honda Manufacturing Base in Asia/Oceania
Honda Prospect Motor (HPM)
Thai Honda Manufacturing (TH)
Honda Taiwan (HTW)
Honda Cars Philippines (HCPI)
Honda Parts Manufacturing (HPMC)
Honda Philippines (HPI)
Honda Vietnam (HVN)
Honda Precision Parts Manufacturing (HPPM)
Boon Siew Honda (BSH)
Honda Malaysia (HMSB)
Honda Automobile Thailand (HATC)
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI)
Honda Siel Cars India (HSCI)
Honda Siel Power Products (HSPP)
Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan (HACPL)
Atlas Honda (AHL)
ASH PUR
Astra Honda Motor (AHM)
Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Su
mm
ary
P
ortio
n fo
r Ho
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Identifying and Selecting the Data Acquisition Categories
Establishing the Scope of Data Acquisition
※Refer to page16 : as necessary(depended on estimation method)
Procedures of GHG emission calculation
Acquisition of Activity Data in sources
Estimation
of
Unobtainable
Area
GHG Calculation
(Activity DataXCoefficient=GHG)
Summary of GHG Emission for Honda
Honda Portion of Each Energy Sources
Selection of Emissions Coefficients
Divided for Honda business
Gra
sp
Ho
nd
a F
orm
at
Su
pp
lier’s
Inte
rna
l Ma
na
ge
me
nt
Acquisition of Activity Data in sources
Estimation
of
Unobtainable
Area
GHG Calculation
(Activity DataXCoefficient=GHG)
Summary of GHG Emission for Honda
Selection of Emissions Coefficients
Honda Portion of GHG Emission Divided for
Honda business
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
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※ ※
Identify and calculate GHG emissions referring to the following procedures
in coordination with related departments and suppliers.
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※
Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Reference:Relevance with WRI GHG protocol (Honda 1st tier supplier viewpoint)
Honda Supplier corporate activities
Overall product life cycle
Customer
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
Establishing the Scope of Data Acquisition
Pro
du
ct life
cycle
vie
wp
oin
t
Energy
purchased
(Electricity etc.)
Outsourced parts,
components
Scrapping and recycling
Transportation
(Logistics for
Deliveries)
Raw materials
Equipment etc.
Transportation (Logistics for procurement)
Production
Purchasing Administration
Development Sales
Company cars
Business trips Commuting
Company’s own area (each company set target entities incl. group companies globally)
Supply chain area
Logistics area
Scope 3 Scope 2 Scope1 Scope 3
Honda Customer
Targeted Suppliers
<a part of cat.1>
<a part of cat. 9>
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(It is for reference only, and does not guarantee the identity of the definition of the GHG Protocol)
Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Items covered Items not covered
•Regardless of ownership or lease (rental) contract, any company, operation base or facility, etc., managed by your company implies possible involvement by your company in increasing or decreasing their GHG emissions.
• Any facility owned by your company but not directly related to business activities (facility leased to another company, residential facility such as a dormitory for employees, temporary facility such as construction work office, etc.)
• Any operation base, R&D facility, sales office or office building, etc. owned, but not managed, by your company (leased to another party)
• Another company’s facility existing within your company’s plant
• Any gas byproduct due to a chemical reaction in manufacturing processes, etc.
• Energy purchased and fuel consumed for commuting
Targets for Data Acquisition: Company’s Own Area (Ex.) <Scope1, 2>
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
Identify and select corporations, places of business, and an facilities from the data acquisition categories
Pro
du
ct life
cycle
vie
wp
oin
t
Energy
purchased
(Electricity etc.)
Outsourced parts,
components
Scrapping and recycling
Transportation
(Logistics for
Deliveries)
Raw materials
Equipment etc.
Transportation (Logistics for procurement)
Production
Purchasing Administration
Development Sales
Company cars
Business trips Commuting Supply chain area
Logistics area
Scope 3 Scope 2 Scope 1 Scope 3
Honda Customer
Company’s own area (each company set target entities incl. group companies globally)
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Targets for Data Acquisition: Supply Chain Area (Ex.) <Scope 3 Cat.1>
Items covered Items not covered
• Energy purchased and fuel consumed by any supplier of components for your company’s products for Honda, any supplier to which your company outsources manufacturing processes, or any supplier of each second-tier supplier
* The operation bases, facilities, activities and sources of emissions covered should be similar to those in your company’s own area. At each level of the supply chain, the purchasing or commissioning side should be responsible for requesting and collecting data.
• Any supplier of raw materials, indirect materials, equipment, dies or buildings, etc.
• Procurement and logistics operations of your company and of each second-tier supplier and beyond
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
Identify and select corporations, places of business, and an facilities from the data acquisition categories
Pro
du
ct life
cycle
vie
wp
oin
t
Energy
purchased
(Electricity etc.)
Outsourced parts,
components
Scrapping and recycling
Transportation
(Logistics for
Deliveries)
Raw materials
Equipment etc.
Transportation (Logistics for procurement)
Production
Purchasing Administration
Development Sales
Company cars
Business trips Commuting Supply chain area
Logistics area
Scope 3 Scope 2 Scope 1 Scope 3
Honda Customer
Company’s own area (each company set target entities incl. group companies globally)
<a part of cat.1>
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Items covered Items not covered
Energy purchased and fuel consumed in logistics processes starting
from the point of quality guarantee to Honda and extending to the
point of delivery specified by Honda
Logistics processes before the point of quality guarantee to Honda
The activities at and emissions from intermediate warehouses
Overseas plant of complete products
Overseas plant of complete products
Domestic plant
Domestic plant Intermediate warehouse
Point of quality guarantee
Domestic plant
Intermediate warehouse
Point of quality guarantee
Point of quality guarantee
Point of quality guarantee
Covered
Covered
Covered
Covered Covered
Not covered
Not covered
<Examples>
Targets for Data Acquisition: Logistics Area (Ex.) <Scope 3 Cat.9>
Pla
ce
of d
elive
ry s
pe
cifie
d
by H
on
da
Identify and select corporations, places of business, and an facilities from the data acquisition categories
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
Pro
du
ct life
cycle
vie
wp
oin
t
Energy purchased
(Electricity etc.)
Outsourced parts,
components
Scrapping and recycling
Transportation
(Logistics for
Deliveries)
Raw materials
Equipment etc.
Transportation (Logistics for procurement)
Production
Purchasing Administration
Development Sales
Company cars
Business trips Commuting Supply chain area
Logistics area
Scope 3 Scope 2 Scope 1 Scope 3
Honda Customer
Company’s own area (each company set target entities incl. group companies globally)
<a part of cat. 9>
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
GHG emissions = X Activity data
Scale of emitting activity
related to GHG emissions (Amount of purchased energy
used, etc.)
Emissions coefficient
<What is actual data?>
• Data that can be confirmed by measurements, billing records, etc. (electricity consumption, gas usage, etc.)
• Logistics operations:
Records of actual results such as data for the fuel efficiency method (transport distance ÷ fuel efficiency per truck type)
and ton-km (cargo weight × transport distance)
Supplementary notes:
• For fuel efficiency, use the standard values supplied by the respective country, industry body, or company.
• Regarding Japan, prioritize the application of the fuel efficiency rules stated in the “Calculation Method for CO2
Emissions in the Logistics Area” issued by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
<What does the inability to acquire actual data for an item or area mean?>
• Actual data is not available for an item or area
Acquisition of Activity Data
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation
Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing
The Scope
<Principles>
• Actual data needs to be acquired in order to accurately calculate Greenhouse Gas emissions.
• For any item or area for which actual data cannot be acquired, estimates should be made.
Acquire activity data for the item or target area, according to the following definition and approach.
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Activities Possibly Related to GHG Emissions (Examples)
CO2
CH4 N2O HFC PFC SF6 Area Type of activity
Energy source
Not an energy source
Energy use
Fuel combustion ● ● ●
Use of electricity purchased from power company, etc.
●
Use of heat purchased from energy provider (steam, cold water, etc.)
●
Industrial process
Use of dry ice ●
Three gasses including HFC
Casting of magnesium alloys ●
HFC charging and leakage upon recovery of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment
●
Use of HFC as foaming agent in plastics manufacturing
●
SF6 charging and leakage after recovery of transformer, etc.
●
Use for dry etching, etc. in the processing of semiconductor devices, etc.
● ● ●
Use for such applications as cleaning (solvent) ● ●
Data
Submission Data
Checking GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Scopes Sources Units
Scope
1
City Gas (13A)
City Gas (12A)
City Gas (6C・6B・7C)
Natural Gas (except LNG)
LNG
Propane Gas (LPG)
Gasoline
Light Oil
Heating Oil
A Heavy Oil
B&C Heavy Oil
Jet Fuel
Coke
Solar Photovoltaics
Wind Electricity
Other Renewable Energy
CH4
N2O
HFC (grasp by each type)
PFC (grasp by each type)
SF6
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
KG/Year
KG/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KG/Year
MWH/Year
MWH/Year
GJ/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Scopes Sources Units
Scope
2
Electricity (differ from one company/country to another)
Steam for Industry(from others)
Steam not for Industry(from others)
Heated Water (from others)
Cold Water (from others)
MWH/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
Activity Data (example) <Scope1, 2>
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation
Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing
The Scope
<Scope 1> It is the direct GHG emission from using energy resources in your company to make energy.
<Scope 2> It is the indirect GHG emission by purchasing energy.
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Scopes Sources Units
Sco
pe
3, Ca
teg
ory
1
Electricity (differ from one company/country to another)
City Gas (13A)
City Gas (12A)
City Gas (6C・6B・7C)
Natural Gas (except LNG)
LNG
Propane Gas (LPG)
Gasoline
Light Oil
Heating Oil
A Heavy Oil
B&C Heavy Oil
Jet Fuel
Coke
Solar Photovoltaics
Wind Electricity
Other Renewable Energy
Steam for Industry(from others)
Steam not for Industry(from others)
Heated Water (from others)
Cold Water (from others)
CH4
N2O
HFC (grasp by each type)
PFC (grasp by each type)
SF6
MWH/Year
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
1000m3/Year
KG/Year
KG/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KG/Year
MWH/Year
MWH/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
GJ/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Ton/Year
Scopes Sources Units
Sco
pe
3, Ca
teg
ory
9
Gasoline(Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
Light Oil (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
A Heavy Oil (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
B&C Heavy Oil (Distance ÷ Fuel
Efficiency)
Jet Fuel (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
Alcohol E3 (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
Alcohol E10 (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
Alcohol E85 (Distance ÷ Fuel Efficiency)
TKM (Truck)
TKM (Train)
TKM (Ship)
TKM (Air)
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
KL/Year
Ton-KMeter/Year
Ton-KMeter/Year
Ton-KMeter/Year
Ton-KMeter/Year
Activity Data (example) <Scope 3>
Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation
Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing
The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Acquisition of actual data Acquisition of actual data
<Scope1・2 (Company’s own area): Estimate Example>
In-house production R&D Admin. In-house production R&D Admin.
Example: Estimation based on a comparison of amount purchased
Data That Cannot be Acquired Estimation
Sales Sales
Acquisition of actual data Cannot be acquired
<Scope3 (Supply chain area): Estimate Example>
Parts manufacturer A Parts manufacturer
B
Acquisition of actual data Estimation
Parts manufacturer A Parts manufacturer
B
Example: Estimation based on
comparison of office floor areas
Example: Estimation based on a comparison between in-house and outsourced production output
Acquisition of actual data Cannot be acquired
In-house Outsourced
Acquisition of actual data Estimation
In-house Outsourced
Small sales offices, etc. (5% or less, based on emissions)
Estimation Data
Submission Data
Checking GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
<Approach> • For any item or area for which actual data cannot be obtained, use of estimates for the following items and areas are allowed. - Areas accounting for 5% or less (based on GHG emissions) within each Scope1・2 (your own company.) - Scope3 (Supply chain area / Logistics area) may have estimation greater than 5%. • Calculate each estimated value by using the ratios for the volume of business and amount of work done (such as monetary
amount, weight, no. of shots, no. of articles, floor area, no. of workers, etc.), which are values considered to be proportional to total activity. (While continuing the calculations with estimate values, apply the same calculation method.)
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
×
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Pattern 1
Pattern 2
40% 40% 40%
○× electricity LPG SF6
Consumed energy in your company
Sales ratio to Honda
× ×
Activity data for Honda
=
=
=
to company A
to company B
To Honda
Sales ratio of your company
30%
30%
40%
Ex) Divided by sales ratio
Data Allocation for Honda
<Approach> ・Divide Honda portion from total GHG emission amount based on sales ratio to Honda of your total sales amount and amount of work done (such as monetary amount, weight, no. of shots, no. of articles, floor area, no. of workers, etc.). ・Apply to this method to calculate GHG emission from your supply chain as same as above. (Apply the same method continuously.)
<Honda Portion of GHG Emission>
<Honda Portion of Each Energy Sources>
How to divide Honda portion from total GHG
emission?
How to divide Honda portion from each energy
sources?
divided consumed energy sources easily based on sales ration to each customer.
to company A
to company B
To Honda
Sales ratio of your company
30%
30%
40%
to company A
to company B
To Honda
GHG emission amt. of your company
30%
30%
40%
Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Select an emissions coefficient according to the following definitions and approaches.
GHG emissions = X Activity data
Emission per activity unit (Select the CO2 emissions
coefficient suitable for each
activity.)
Emissions coefficient
<Principles>
• Apply a CO2 emissions coefficient.
• Apply a coefficient suitable for the place where energy and fuel were consumed.
• For energy in the same country and region, and from the same power company and energy source:
The companies, operation bases and facilities, etc., using this energy should apply the same coefficient value.
<Latest coefficient> Apply the latest emissions coefficient at the time of data collection. (Updated each year) • To obtain the latest coefficient: - Inquire with the power company, gas company, or company from which fuel is purchased. Otherwise, use the coefficient
provided by administrative organizations as stated in national or regional regulations. - For the CO2 emissions coefficient for electric power, choose the coefficient that does not take into account any transmission
losses. - The data source for the coefficient should be clearly stated and shared with the Honda purchasing department in each region. <CH4, N2O, HFC, PFC and SF6> • Use GWP (Global Warming Potential, see the 1995 IPCC Second Assessment Report), and convert to CO2-equivalent values. <Supplementary information: Coefficients in logistics area> • If calculating emissions for logistics operations according to a method specified by a national government or industry body, etc.,
use the appropriate coefficient for that method. (e.g., the revised ton-km calculation legally required in Japan)
Selection of Emissions Coefficients Data
Submission
Data
Checking
GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
GHG Emissions = X
Activity Data Emissions Coefficient
Convert activity data into GHG using an emissions coefficient.
Actual activity Data (e.g.)
In-h
ou
se
Electricity 100,000 MWH/Year
Propane Gas
10,000 KG/Year
Heating Oil
10 KL/Year
SF6 1 Ton/Year
Lo
gis
tics
Distance÷ Fuel efficiency
1,000 KL/Year (Light Oil)
GHG emissions
converted into CO2 (CH4、N2O、HFC、PFC、
SF6 etc.)
The amount of activities
related to GHG emissions (The energy purchased etc.)
<Sample Calculation>
Emission coefficient (e.g.)
0.378 Ton(CO2)/ MWH
0.003 Ton(CO2)/ KG
2.489 Ton(CO2)/ KL
23,900 Ton(CO2)/ Ton
(SF6)
2.619 Ton(CO2)/ KL
GHG emission (e.g.)
37,800 Ton(CO2)
30 Ton(CO2)
25 Ton(CO2)
23,900 Ton(CO2)
2,619 Ton(CO2)
Total 64,374 Ton(CO2)
= X
= X
= X
= X
= X
GHG Calculation
Emission per activity unit (Select the CO2 emissions
coefficient suitable for each
activity.)
Data
Submission
Data
Checking GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
<Check of scope and target for data acquisition>
• Re-check the scope and target for data acquisition.
<Comparison with other disclosed data>
• Compare disclosed values such as those in the Environmental Annual Report and the values in the company’s own area as calculated
according to this standard.
• Compare the data with data disclosed by other companies in the industry.
<Comparison with previous data>
• Check recent changes in total GHG emissions and GHG emissions per sales.
• Check the correlation between changes in sales and changes in GHG emissions.
<Comparison with plan and actual data>
・Check the reason of the gap
<Principles>
• The following checks should be conducted without fail to ensure accuracy and removal of any abnormal values.
• In the overall calculation flow, establish multiple checkpoints such as for the whole operation base or for the whole supplier, etc., to
ensure thorough checking processes.
• Obtain approval from the executive responsible for environmental measures.
Data Checking Data
Submission Data
Checking GHG
Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
<Principles> • Data should be submitted in the specified format and method to the contact person of Honda purchasing department that
requested the data. • Data should be compiled every quarter at a minimum. The required frequency and timing of data submission will be
conveyed by the Honda purchasing department in each region to each individual supplier. • For other details, information will be provided by the Honda purchasing department in each region.
Data Submission
Data Submission
Data Checking
GHG Calculation
Selection of Emission
Coefficients Estimation Acquisition of
Activity Data
Identify the Data Acquisition category
Establishing The Scope
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Pur Global Operations Planning Office
Revision History 21
Date
January 13, 2011 First Edition
December 20, 2013 Revision 1
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