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01DefinitionGLEC Framework / ISO 14083
Upstream greenhouse gas emissions generated during fuel extraction, feedstock cultivation, refining, and distribution.
01 / CANONICAL DEFINITION
What it means.
Well-to-Tank (WTT) encompasses all upstream greenhouse gas emissions from the extraction of crude oil, gas, or biomass, through industrial processing, electricity generation, transport, and delivery to the vehicle's fuel tank or charging connector.
02 / ROLE IN TRUSTEDTRUCKS
Where it is used.
Essential for accurately evaluating alternative fuel carriers (HVO100, bio-methane, hydrogen, and electric fleets) where upstream production accounts for the primary climate delta.
03 / TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
WTT = Fuel_Delivered * Upstream_Factor. For fossil diesel: ~0.60 kg CO2e/L. For HVO from waste oil: WTT includes collection and hydro-treatment footprints.
04 / WHAT IT MUST NOT IMPLY
Read it carefully.
Upstream WTT factors must be sourced from authoritative databases (GLEC default dataset or verified supplier certificates) and cannot be arbitrarily set to zero.