T/SILA 024-2025 Carbon management specification of lighting enterprises
T/SILA 024-2025 Carbon management specification of lighting enterprises
Basic Information
Scope
This document specifies the content of carbon management for lighting enterprises, including term definitions, management principles and processes, planning and design, platform construction, enterprise operations, greenhouse gas emission accounting methods, carbon management results, disclosure and declarations, etc. The greenhouse gas emission accounting in this document covers emissions generated from direct control or owned emission sources during the operation or production of the enterprise, as well as indirect emissions such as purchased electricity or heat. However, indirect emissions from upstream and downstream supply chains are not included in the accounting scope of this document. This document is applicable to carbon management of lighting design, production and manufacturing, installation and construction, and operation and maintenance enterprises. I. Scope and Applicability Scope: It specifies the terminology, principles, processes, accounting methods, application and disclosure requirements of carbon management for lighting enterprises (including design, production and manufacturing, installation and construction, and operation and maintenance). Accounting boundaries: Including direct emissions (fuel combustion, production processes, etc.) and indirect emissions (purchased electricity, heat, etc.), excluding indirect emissions from upstream and downstream supply chains. Applicability: All types of lighting enterprises, used to establish, implement, maintain and improve the carbon management system. II. Core Management Principles Carbon management shall follow five core principles: Relevance: Select data and methods suitable for the enterprise's own needs. Completeness: Cover all relevant greenhouse gas emission sources. Consistency: Ensure that data and methods are comparable. Accuracy: Minimize deviations and uncertainties to the greatest extent. Transparency: Fully disclose information to support reliable decision-making. III. Management Proce