T/SCLOG 008-2024 Low-carbon logistics enterprise basic requirements and evaluation system
T/SCLOG 008-2024 Low-carbon logistics enterprise basic requirements and evaluation system
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Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements, evaluation principles, and evaluation index system for low-carbon logistics enterprises. This document is applicable to logistics enterprises or third-party organizations conducting low-carbon logistics evaluations. Main technical content: The document is divided into six sections, with the main content as follows: 1. Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements, evaluation principles, and evaluation index system for low-carbon logistics enterprises. This document is applicable to logistics enterprises or third-party organizations conducting low-carbon logistics evaluations. 2. Normative reference documents: This document does not have any normative reference documents. 3. Terms and definitions: This document defines logistics, low-carbon logistics, greenhouse gases, carbon sinks, carbon footprints, carbon neutrality, and renewable energy. 4. Basic requirements: This document clarifies the basic conditions of enterprises, facility and equipment requirements, and information system requirements. 5. Evaluation principles: Scientificity, operability, and comprehensiveness. 6. Evaluation index system: The low-carbon logistics evaluation system highlights the low-carbon attributes and focuses on energy conservation and carbon reduction, resource conservation goals. It breaks down the low-carbon indicators of logistics enterprises' full-process logistics activities, including transportation, warehousing, packaging, loading and unloading, turnover and distribution, and information processing, forming an evaluation index system consisting of 10 first-level indicators and 35 second-level indicators. Among these 10 first-level indicators are low-carbon management, low-carbon transportation, low-carbon warehousing, low-carbon packaging, low-carbon loading and unloading, low-carbon turnover and distribution, resource conservation, low-carbon cooperation, low-carbon monitoring, and social responsibil