As we collect and compile data from our products and processes we use to make them, we must report on the clean energy power generated on the positive side of the ledger.  As we see it, there are (2) two sides to the ledger using the  World Bank Group WBG - GHG (Green House Gas) Emissions.  On one side is the carbon energy consumption journey used to fabricate a component, install it in an assembly, then the carbon needed to transport that product to our customer's site.  The installers need to travel to the location, use heavy equipment to erect the solution.  This side of the business also has a carbon footprint that must be tracked and understood.  The WBG scope of our project is defined as Direct and Indirect Emissions.  

That side of the carbon ledger we will refer to as the (-) negative carbon offset.   The other side of the ledger where we decarbonize the energy gains will be called the (+ positive carbon offset.  Both offsets are tracked from the cottage shop supplier to end customer using IoT traceability technology.  We are able to send packets of information to the customer e-portal where the ledger is kept.  We can also build out a carbon credit validation report. 

Our long term ESG Plan is to build copy factories around the world where we can generate our own power to make the products we are selling.  The factory is designed to become a fulfillment center where customers can order direct to drive costs to their lowest format.  It is our intention to train, certify, and hire the local cottage shop industry to supply labor needed to build sub assemblies that can not be automated.  We will empower that workforce to participate in this sustainable economy by picking up components, taking them to their shops and homes to build and test.  When the cottage shop supplier is set up for success, then local economy creates more upstream and downstream jobs at scale.  Again, we must report on the carbon energy used to make those transactions part of carbon counting ledger.