The value obtained by measuring the greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere as a result of human actions such as production, service, processing, etc. determined by the Kyoto Protocol, is called the "Carbon Footprint". The corporate carbon footprint is; refers to the greenhouse gas emissions arising directly or indirectly from the activities of an enterprise, that is, indirect greenhouse gas emissions arising from the use of resources such as electricity, water, natural gas in all fields of the company, such as production, sales, marketing, human resources, supply chain management, etc. are emissions.
Today, the global warming caused by the excessive emission of greenhouse gases has begun to negatively affect the living things living in these environments. In this context, Carbon Footprint studies are important in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in customer demands and sustainable environment within the scope of social responsibility studies.
Carbon Footprint calculation and reporting studies are carried out according to the ISO 14064-1 standard. The relevant standard enables organizations that want to calculate and report their Carbon Footprint based on their activities, show that they adopt an environmentally responsible attitude and that they apply greenhouse gas management well, to keep a sustainable environment under control.