Inventário das emissões de gases de efeito estufa (GEE): estudo de caso em uma organização de logística

Abstract

This study aimed to assess the results of the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions inventory conducted within the Bom Jesus group and propose action plans for reducing, minimizing, and mitigating these emissions. The study encompassed logistical operations, including transportation, extraction, sorting, waste transfer, disposal, and other key activities within this organization's service provision. The methodology adhered to guidelines established by regulatory bodies and international norms to ensure consistency and accuracy of the results. Using the inventory data, the goal was to propose action plans for managing GHG emissions, aiming to mitigate environmental impacts and contribute to sustainability goals. This involves adopting cleaner technologies, process optimization, the utilization of renewable energy sources, and other strategic measures. This study also delved into the regulatory context and legal implications related to monitoring and reducing GHG emissions in the logistics sector, as well as current trends in sustainability and environmental responsibility in the market. The expectation is to have contributed to raising awareness and fostering effective actions towards reducing GHG emissions in the logistics sector, promoting environmental sustainability, and complying with legal and regulatory obligations concerning climate change mitigation.