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Component: EHS-CI
Component Name: SAP Carbon Impact
Description: Two or more reporting companies taking ownership of the same emissions or reductions.
Key Concepts: Double counting is a term used in the SAP Carbon Impact component of EHS-CI. It refers to the process of counting the same emissions twice when calculating a company’s carbon footprint. This can occur when two different organizations are involved in the same transaction and each organization counts the emissions associated with that transaction. How to use it: Double counting can be avoided by using a single source of data for all emissions calculations. This ensures that each emission is only counted once, and that the total carbon footprint is accurate. Additionally, organizations should ensure that their data is up-to-date and accurate, as double counting can occur if outdated or incorrect data is used. Tips & Tricks: When calculating a company’s carbon footprint, it is important to keep track of all emissions sources and ensure that each emission is only counted once. Additionally, organizations should use a single source of data for all emissions calculations to avoid double counting. Related Information: The SAP Carbon Impact component of EHS-CI provides organizations with tools to accurately calculate their carbon footprint and avoid double counting. Additionally, organizations can use the SAP Carbon Impact component to track their emissions over time and identify areas where they can reduce their carbon footprint.