GHG verification involves 3rd-party service providers auditing the greenhouse gas emissions reports submitted by enterprises to ensure the validity of the data provided.

Leverage conducts carbon emission verifications based on the ISO14064 international standard and the

"Guidelines for Verification and Reporting Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Enterprises in China" issued by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).

Our scientific analysis results in a quantified report on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and removals, setting stage-specific targets for better corporate carbon management. Leverage also provides a digital platform for enterprises to manage their carbon emission data, supporting manual data entry and real-time data collection with visualized data presentation for an overview of emission trends.

Corporate carbon emissions refer to the direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions of a enterprise over a specific period (typically one year). These emissions mainly include seven categories:

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According to ISO 14064-1:2018, enterprises should quantify and document carbon emissions in the following categories:

• Direct greenhouse gas emissions and removals

• Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from imported energy

• Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from transportation

• Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from the use of products by the organization

• Indirect greenhouse gas emissions associated with the use of the organization's products

• Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from other sources

According to the industry guidelines in the "Guidelines for Verification and Reporting Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Chinese Enterprises," enterprises should primarily quantify and document carbon emissions in the following categories:

• Carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion

• Carbon emissions from net purchased electricity and heat

• Carbon emissions from specific industrial processes

• Carbon sequestration in specific industries

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