Product Carbon Footprint according to ISO 14067
A Product Carbon Footprint shows where emissions occur across a product’s life cycle and provides the basis for identifying relevant CO₂ reduction opportunities. I support manufacturing companies in structuring the required data, defining system boundaries and translating PCF results into practical decisions.
What a reliable Product Carbon Footprint requires
A reliable PCF starts with a clear system boundary, consistent activity data and suitable emission factors. In manufacturing companies, the main challenge is often not the calculation itself, but collecting and structuring data from materials, production, energy use, transport and suppliers in a consistent way.
From PCF data to concrete CO₂ reduction measures
The value of a PCF begins after the calculation. I use the results to identify emission hotspots and evaluate reduction options in materials, product design, production processes, energy use and the supply chain. The goal is to turn carbon data into a practical basis for technical and business decisions.
How I support manufacturing companies with PCF
I support companies throughout the PCF process – from defining the goal and system boundaries to structuring data, calculating emissions and identifying reduction opportunities. The approach is adapted to the company’s existing data and processes, with the aim of creating a PCF that is transparent, reproducible and useful for further decisions.
PCF expertise for manufacturing companies
My work combines academic expertise with practical experience in manufacturing companies. I focus on Product Carbon Footprints according to ISO 14067, data quality, carbon accounting and the translation of PCF results into concrete technical and strategic reduction measures.