Methodological Challenge! How would you approach the following situation?
A chemical company produces a product using two chemically equivalent feedstocks with different impacts. Let’s call them “F” and “low carbon F”.
Both arrive at the factory and get mixed in a tank. And both are used in the same production line to produce the same product.…Read More2 CommentsI completely concur with Lise Laurin’s reply. I encounter this quite often, very recently in the area of SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) and LCAF (Low Carbon Aviation Fuel) when I was working with PETRONAS. In the aviation fuel industry, this concept of separation is called “Book and Claim” (Ref:
Book and Claim – RSBhttps://rsb.org › book-claim)
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Me and some colleagues are hosting a session during the next SETAC Europe conference in Dublin (30 April-4 May) on Communicating Nature-Positive Outcomes (session 6.05). We’re very interested in your contributions! Also have a look at the other sessions. Deadline 30th of…Read MorePhilip Strothmann is
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Great question, Pia! If the company treats “low carbon F” like a power purchase agreement, in other words, any extra cost for the low carbon product are accounted to the low carbon P, this could be an acceptable assessment. However, the company must do clear accounting so that they don’t sell more low carbon P than can be produced using the low…Read More