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Clean density (test harness only in I1)
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The set of IPCC global warming potential values used to convert each gas to CO2e.
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Where these rows goEach row becomes one line in the energy section of the assembled report, grouped by source.
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GRI 302-2 (a)Energy used outside the organization, by sourceTable, one row per sourceRequired by this editionAnswered2 rows
List every energy source used outside the organization during the reporting period, one row each, for example contracted freight, third-party cold storage, and business travel. Enter the quantity as the contractor or supplier reported it and choose the matching unit; do not convert between units here.
Energy source*
Quantity*
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Diesel, contracted road freight
4,820
GJ
Grid electricity, third-party cold storage
12,640
MWh
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Where these rows goEach row becomes one line in the energy section of the assembled report, grouped by source.
Why the source unit is keptEach quantity stays in the unit the contractor or supplier reported, so it traces back to their statement.