Original source report-title graphic, shown only to identify the archived document. It is not a certificate or evidence of successful verification, and it does not validate the calculations.
Historical archive: This page records the company-website publication of March 27, 2025. The linked report contains an electricity-calculation discrepancy that affects its total and per-tonne results. Those disputed results are not reproduced as verified performance.
The company website published an entry titled “Greenhouse Gas Emissions Accounting Report” on March 27, 2025. Its seven-page attachment is headed “Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report”, names Zhonghengfeng Steel Structure (Inner Mongolia) Co., Ltd., and covers 2024.
Document Date and Operational Scope
The cover gives February 2025 as the compilation month, and the closing company-signed page is dated February 15, 2025. These document dates are distinct from the original website publication date retained for this archive.
The report records electricity and natural-gas consumption and describes calculations for purchased-electricity emissions and natural-gas combustion. This is an operational emissions document; it does not establish the full lifecycle footprint of a steel component or project.
Calculation Limitation
On PDF page 5, the printed electricity-emissions result is approximately one tenth of the amount implied by the electricity consumption and emission factor stated in the same calculation. The report’s overall emissions total and the product-intensity result on pages 5–6 depend on that inconsistent electricity result.
Checking the printed arithmetic identifies the inconsistency but does not validate the consumption records, emission factors, reporting boundary or final inventory. This archive therefore provides no substitute total and does not reproduce the disputed emissions or intensity figures as reliable results.
The file is a company report bearing a company seal. It is not an independent verification opinion, an environmental product declaration or evidence of carbon neutrality.
Energy-Management Topics
The historical report discusses energy audits, stronger energy statistics, meter management, employee training and staff suggestions. These topics are presented as management measures in the document, not as independently demonstrated emissions reductions.
This entry preserves the report and its publication history with the calculation limitation disclosed. It does not announce a newly issued report, revised certification or current low-carbon achievement.
Original Source
Read the original Chinese greenhouse gas emissions report and the original company-website entry. The PDF is the original source attachment, not a corrected edition; the limitations described above remain part of that historical record. Page references in this archive count the PDF cover as page 1. Report titles and company or organization names are translated from the source; official English legal names have not been independently verified.