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BERLIN, 3 SEPTEMBER 2009 PCF Project at the 2nd PCF World Summit
The PCF Project is going to present key results, reccomendations and future plans at the 2. PCF World Summit taking place on 23-24 September in Berlin. Major global retailers such as Wal-Mart, Tesco, Aeon, Casino, Migros and Tchibo as well as key international standardisation processes will also report on actual developments and exchange their experiences.
Link to the Programme of the 2nd PCF World Summit |
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BERLIN, 6 AUGUST 2009 Short presentation of the PCF Project Germany
Interested companies and initiatives can find a brief presentation of the 2nd phase of the PCF Project Germany in the Exposé [pdf] | 06.08.2009 | 403 KB. (available in German only) |
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BERLIN, 30 June 2009
The second Introductory Workshop for interested companies successfully took place on 17 June. The PCF Project is involving into a platform for the promotion of climate conscious consumption on the basis of product carbon footprinting. The platform is currently accepting new companies and will officially launch its second phase in September.
As the number of participants is limited, please register here on time. |
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BERLIN, 14. MAI Additional introductory workshop on June 17 in Berlin.
Due to high interest and demand for an alternative date, a second introductory workshop will be offered on June 17 in Berlin.
If you are interested in participating in one of the workshop, please register and reserve a place through the registration form here. The workshops will be held in German. If you are interested in participating if an English speaking workshop is offered please let us know. |
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BERLIN, 27. APRIL PCF Projekt holds introductory workshop for interested companies. The next workshop will take place on Mai 25 in Berlin.
After the successfully completed pilot phase the PCF Project is evolving into a platform for the promotion of climate compatible consumption. Basis is always the in depth experience with practical product carbon footprinting case studies by the participating companies from a range of different sectors. Specific round-tables look into the use of communication to promote low carbon production and consumption. A first introductory workshop for interested companies is held on Mai 25 in Berlin. Here, recommendations for measuring product carbon footprints based on the first phase of the project are given. Current international developments are explained and the planned activities within the PCF Project introduced. A solid basis is hereby provided to companies to decide on own activities in product-related climate protection and on the participation in the PCF Projekt.
If you are interested in participating, please register and reserve a place through the registration form here. The workshop will be held in German. If you are interested in participating if an English speaking workshop is offered please let us know.
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BERLIN, 2. MARCH 2009 PCF World Forum: Participating Initiatives demand a global standard.
For the first time, all major international players in Product Carbon Footprinting and Carbon Labelling did gather on the 26th and 27th of February 2009 for the first summit of the PCF World Forum in Berlin. The event did mark a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences at this key moment for the field. With more than 150 participants from 20 countries and 12.000 Live stream viewers, the first PCF World Forum attracted a high level of interest. Around the world, many leading companies and initiatives have introduced PCF schemes. However, there is no internationally agreed methodology yet. Working towards a global standard has become a matter of urgency.
Participating companies and Carbon Footprinting initiatives:
You can find interviews with the participants and a summary video of the summit on the site of the PCF World Forum. |
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BERLIN, 26. FEBRUARY First international summit of PCF World Forum in Berlin, Germany
One of the hottest topics in the debate on climate change is the role of personal consumption. Product Carbon Footprinting, or PCF, provides a method of measuring greenhouse gas emissions of individual goods and services. Around the world, many leading companies and initiatives have introduced PCF schemes. However, there is still no internationally recognised methodology. Working towards a global standard has become a matter of urgency.
For the first time, all the major international players in Product Carbon Footprinting and carbon labelling will gather on 26-27 February 2009 for the first summit of the PCF World Forum in Berlin. The event marks a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences at this key moment for the field. Rasmus Priess (THEMA1) presents the results of the PCF Pilot Project Germany at this important international summit.
Follow the livestream of the first PCF World Summit starting Thursday (26th) 9 am. |
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BERLIN, 3. FEBRUARY Pictures of the Results Conference.
Images from the Results Conference are now on the PCF Pilot Projekt Germany Stream on Flickr .Pictures are available of speeches i.e. by Rasmus Prieß (THEMA1), Christian Hochfeld (Öko-Institut), Matthias Kopp (WWF), the case study presentations of the business partners at the Open Space and the panel discussion "Perspectives climate friendly consumption" with Prof. Lucia Reisch, Matthias Kopp (WWF), Achim Lohrie (Tchibo), Guido Siebenmorgen (REWE) and C.-A. Weinberger (Henkel).
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BERLIN, 6. FEBRUARY Streetpoll on Carbon Footprint. A camera team asks people if they knew their carbon footprint or of the products they did buy. Some rather funny guessing and interesting answers show that there is still a big need for education on this issue. German language version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpyGiQ94_Pg |
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BERLIN, 26. JANUARY More than 300 participants at the Results Conference
First results of the PCF Pilot Project will openly be discussed on Monday 26th of January 2009, 11:00 - 17:00h. The project initiators and the business partners will present their key learnings and recommendations regarding the assessment and communiaction of product carbon footprints in the context of the individual case studies. Following the presentation of the results, there will be a panel discussion on „Perspectives of climate friendly consume“ with Prof. Lucia Reisch, Matthias Kopp (WWF), Achim Lohrie (Tchibo), Guido Siebenmorgen (REWE) und C.-A. Weinberger (Henkel). Susanne Bergius will moderate the Results Conference on Monday 26th of January 2009 in the Red Town Hall of Berlin. Pictures can be found on Flickr.
You will find the detailed Case Studios in the section "results". Please download the up-to-date press release in the press section.
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