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1. Purpose of the file: 

This file is designed to collect and centralize the data required for calculating waste and direct emissions in the PCF tool (covering scopes 5 and 1 GHG).

There are two possible approaches:
• Waste and direct emissions can be allocated to the entire site. In this case, emissions are distributed proportionally to all intermediate products, regardless of their cost object, using mass allocation.
• Waste and direct emissions can be allocated to specific cost objects. If this approach is chosen, the relevant cost objects must be specified in the second sheet, named "cost_objects".

Both allocation methods can be applied within the same file if needed.
In all cases, emission factors must be provided in the first sheet, named "emission_factors".

To assist with waste allocation in the "cost_objects" sheet, the quantities of finished products produced within each cost object are provided in the third sheet, named "extract_spp_cost_object_quantities".


2. File Structure

2.1. List of tabs

Sheet NameDescriptionMandatoryComment
emission_factorsThis sheet is used to collect the emission factors required to calculate both waste and direct emissions. Each emission factor is specified for a unique combination of [GBU, site, year, scope, waste type, and indicator].YESDon't delete this sheet
cost_objectsThis sheet is used to specify the allocated cost objects and their corresponding waste allocation coefficients.
It is primarily intended for use with PF2 sites.
YESDon't delete this sheet
extract_spp_cost_object_quantitiesThis sheet provides the quantities of finished products produced within each cost object in the SP GBU. It is an extraction generated by the PCF digital tool and is for informational purposes only. No modifications or updates are required from the user.YESDon't delete this sheet


2.2. Main columns description

SHEET: emission_factors
FIELDSERF IndicatorSCOPEWaste_TypeEmission Factor (kg CO2-eq/kg waste)Source and CommentActivity_YearSite_codeSite_name
DESCRIPTIONSERF ID and description of the waste / direct emission categoryPCF (Product Carbon Footprint) scope to which the waste or direct emission is attributedClassification of the waste according to the disposal or treatment method applied (e.g., landfill, incineration, recycling)Emission factor used to calculate greenhouse gas emissions, expressed in kg CO₂-equivalent per kg of wasteReference for the emission factor (e.g., database, literature) and any relevant comments or clarifications provided by the data ownerCalendar year for which the Product Carbon Footprint is calculatedUnique site code (as assigned in SAP or other systems) identifying the site where the emissions occurName of the site where the emissions are generated
SAMPLEClimate change (Kyoto GHG, CO2 excluded) - E113036A - AIScope_1_GHGOther GHG gas emissions1
20221386BALTIMORE, MD
MANDATORYYESYESYESYESNOYESYESYES

SHEET: cost_objects

FIELDActivity_Yearsite_codesiteindicatorCost_object_codeCost_object_nameWaste_alloc_coeff
DESCRIPTIONCalendar year for which the Product Carbon Footprint is calculatedUnique site code (as assigned in SAP or other systems) identifying the site where the emissions occurName of the site where the emissions are generatedSERF ID and description of the waste / direct emission categoryUnique code assigned to the cost object (e.g., cost center, project, or product line) for financial tracking and allocation purposesName or description of the cost object associated with the waste (e.g., department, project, or product line)Allocation coefficient representing the proportion of the total waste attributed to this cost object (expressed as a decimal)
SAMPLE20241175CHANGSHUHFC 125 - E12531JP728401I0Tecnoflon Copolymers Intermediate-Latex0.2
MANDATORYYESYESYESYESYESYESYES

SHEET: extract_spp_cost_object_quantities

FIELDsource_systemgbuprod_yearsite_codesite_namecost_object_codecost_object_namefinished_products_actual_quantity_kg
DESCRIPTIONName of the system from which the data is extractedGlobal Business Unit to which the data or site belongsCalendar year for which the Product Carbon Footprint is calculatedUnique site code (as assigned in SAP or other systems) identifying the site where the emissions occurName of the site where the emissions are generatedUnique code assigned to the cost object (e.g., cost center, project, or product line) for financial tracking and allocation purposesName or description of the cost object associated with the waste (e.g., department, project, or product line)Actual quantity (in kilograms) of finished products produced within each cost object during the specified year
SAMPLEPF2_020SP20231175CHANGSHUJP784700P0PPS RYTON CN2669694


3. Filling instructions

Sheet NameInstructions
emission_factors• All fields are mandatory except for "Source and Comment".
cost_objects• All fields are mandatory.

• Ensure that every indicator listed in the "cost_objects" sheet has a corresponding emission factor assigned in the "emission_factors" sheet.

• For a given indicator within a site, each cost object may have different production volumes. If you assign the same allocation coefficient to all cost objects, this will result in different emission factors per kilogram of product for each cost object.

If you want to apply a mass allocation method (so that all cost objects have the same emission factor per kilogram), you can use the "extract_spp_cost_object_quantities" sheet to obtain the quantities of finished products produced by each cost object. This information will help you calculate the correct waste allocation coefficients.
extract_spp_cost_object_quantities• This sheet is for informational purposes only. No modifications or updates are required from the user.


4. Maintenance best practices

Please comply with the following instructions to maintain the file:                                                                                                    
• Always keep the original structure (do not add/remove columns without approval).                                                                                                    
• Update only the necessary fields.                                                                                                    
• Save a backup copy before any major changes.                                                                                                    
• Respect data confidentiality.   


5. Contact Points         

For any questions or issues, please contact the responsible person listed above.
Please strictly follow these guidelines to ensure data quality and reliability.                                                





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