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Set organizational boundaries: identification of operations are included such as storage, leased buildings, garages, facilities, warehouses, etc. Note that use of WRI corporate standard for setting boundaries is helpful. A. Conduct an energy inventory for: (choose one of the following?) 1)facilities associated with manufacture and final assembly of the product being assessed. 2)50% of operations as identified in the organizational boundary. 3)90% of operations as identified in the organizational boundary. B. Conduct an inventory of scope 1 & 2 emissions for: (choose one of the following?) 1)facilities associated with manufacture and final assembly of the product being assessed. 2)50% of operations as identified in the organizational boundary. 3)90% of operations as identified in the organizational boundary.

C. Conduct an inventory of scope 3 emissions that includes X of the below for one point and Y of the below for 2 points: – Upstream scope 3 emissions: 1)Category 1: Purchased goods and services 2)Category 2: Capital goods 3)Category 3: Fuel- and energy-related activities (not included in scope 1 or scope 2) 4)Category 4: Upstream transportation and distribution 5)Category 5: Waste generated in operations 6)Category 6: Business travel 7)Category 7: Employee commuting 8)Category 8: Upstream leased assets 9)Other – Downstream scope 3 emissions 1)Category 9: Downstream transportation and distribution 2)Category 10: Processing of sold products 3)Category 11: Use of sold products 4)Category 12: End-of-life treatment of sold products 5)Category 13: Downstream leased assets 6)Category 14: Franchises 7)Category 15: Investments 8)Other

D. Baseline: (in section 4) boundary is based on what was chosen in A & B 1)The average of any 36 consecutive months within the previous 72-month period. 2)Select a single year as the base year for which verifiable emissions data are available. 3)Use earliest time for which valid data exists for the facility. 4)Use first BIFMA baseline calculated as the fixed standard. D.1 Recalculate of baseline shall be completed when a 10% change has occurred in the inventory based on one of the following: 1)Structural change (i.e., merger, acquisition, or divestiture) in organizational boundaries. 2)Change in the calculation methodology or emissions factors that trigger 10% cumulative change in the entity’s base year. 3)Discover a significant error or cumulative errors that are significant. D.2 When not to adjust the baseline: 1)Closing and opening of facilities 2)others