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Millions of metric tons of CO2 mapped
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Raw materials analyzed

Carbon Footprint

  • Calculate the carbon footprint of your company or your products
  • Address B2B client requests (Scope 3) and regulatory requirements
  • Lay the groundwork for decarbonization strategies
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1. The entire company

2. Of a product

Identify the main sources of emissions

Respond to requests from clients, investors, and regulatory authorities

Support technical and strategic decisions

Laying the Groundwork for Decarbonization

What standards does the CArbon Footprint?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How transparent is Ollum regarding its methods for calculating carbon footprints in accordance with the GHG Protocol and ISO standards?

Ollum is transparent about its methodological choices and carefully explains them to the client. The reference standards are the GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, and ISO 14067, applied according to the specific needs of the project. The GHG Protocol is primarily used when a company intends to obtain validation of SBTi targets or complete a CDP questionnaire, although the choice depends on the context; ISO 14064 is applied when verification by a third-party organization is required; ISO 14067 is the reference standard for calculating a product’s carbon footprint.

Does Ollum offer integrated carbon footprint packages, a reduction plan, and support for green communication?

Ollum offers an integrated approach that begins with calculating a company’s carbon footprint, continues with the development of an emissions reduction plan, and includes guidance on how to properly communicate the results. Environmental reporting is supported by data measured using internationally recognized methodologies—the GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, ISO 14067, and LCA methodology —which provide the scientific foundation necessary for any credible claim.

Can Ollum help an Italian ICT company calculate its digital emissions (data centers, cloud, etc.)?

Ollum operates in the ICT sector and has experience with data centers. This is an increasingly complex regulatory environment: MASE guidelines require data centers to undergoLCA analysis and climate audit; the new EED directive introduces specific requirements for data centers regarding energy efficiency and consumption monitoring. Ollum helps companies comply with these requirements by integrating, where appropriate, energy audits with carbon footprint calculations to develop a concrete and documented emissions reduction plan. It also provides support for LEED and BREEAM certification processes through schemes specifically designed for data centers.

Does Ollum offer support in calculating the carbon footprint of construction sites and infrastructure projects?

Yes. Ollum helps companies calculate the carbon footprint of construction sites, buildings, and infrastructure projects.

The service incorporates expertise in LCA analysis, knowledge of the Green Public Procurement standards for Edilizia and Strade, analysis of construction materials, and evaluation of construction site processes.

For construction sites, Ollum helps estimate emissions related to materials, transportation, energy consumption, construction processes, and waste management, including in relation to the environmental requirements set forth by Green Public Procurement.

For infrastructure projects, Ollum conducts LCA studies and carbon footprint calculations in accordance with the UNI EN 17472 standard, which addresses the assessment of the sustainability of civil engineering projects. These analyses can also support the project’s sustainability report, where LCA estimates and carbon footprint assessments are required as early as the design phases.

The support may also include LCA-LCC analyses for Green Public Procurement award criteria and technical documentation relevant to rating protocols such as Envision, applicable to transportation, energy, water management, and telecommunications infrastructure.

Can Ollum calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 carbon footprints in accordance with the GHG Protocol?

Calculating a carbon footprint according to the GHG Protocol requires methodological expertise, access to up-to-date emission factors, and the ability to collect data throughout the entire value chain—including Scope 3, which is often the most complex.

How Ollum Calculates Its Carbon Footprint According to the GHG Protocol

  • Comprehensive mapping of Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (purchased energy), and Scope 3 (value chain) emissions
  • Selection and application of the most up-to-date emission factors appropriate to the context
  • Structured data collection, with support for internal teams on the most complex Scope 3 categories (purchasing, transportation, product use, end-of-life)
  • Final report with details by category and source, complete methodological documentation

How does Ollum handle cases where negative results emerge (e.g., a high carbon footprint): does it push for transparency or recommend downplaying the issue?

Ollum consistently advocates a transparent approach to managing environmental performance, even when issues such as a high carbon footprint arise.

Downplaying or hiding negative information is not a solution. It exposes the company to the risk of greenwashing, undermines the report’s credibility, and can create problems during verification, communication, or discussions with external stakeholders.

When significant impacts are identified, Ollum helps the company:

  • present the data in a clear and contextualized manner;
  • identify the main causes of the carbon footprint;
  • define concrete measures to reduce […];
  • develop a credible improvement plan;
  • communicate the results without making misleading statements.

A negative result should not be sugarcoated. It should be explained, properly assessed, and turned into a starting point for reducing its impacts over time.