Carbon dioxide intensity

Carbon dioxide intensity is a measure of the amount of carbon dioxide emitted per unit of energy (usually expressed in grams CO2 per kilowatt hour).

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Carbon dioxide intensity

Carbon dioxide intensity is a measure of the amount of carbon dioxide emitted per unit of energy (usually expressed in grams CO2 per kilowatt hour). It is used to compare emissions from different types of energy sources and to measure progress in efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

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Decarbonization

Decarbonization is the process of reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere, usually by reducing the burning of fossil fuels.

Materiality analysis

A materiality analysis is a process by which an organization or individual identifies and assesses specific issues, impacts, or risks to determine their priorities and actions. Materiality analysis helps identify and prioritize the most relevant issues that have a direct impact on the business, stakeholders and the environment. The results of materiality analysis can help improve business practices, accountability and disclosure, and increase the effectiveness of the sustainability strategy.

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Carbon dioxide intensity

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Carbon dioxide intensity

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Decarbonization

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