TKSD and Rever Akademi to hold "Product Carbon Footprint Calculation Training"

The Turkish Chemical Manufacturers Association (TKSD), in cooperation with Rever Akademi, will hold the "TS EN ISO 14067:2018 Product Carbon Footprint Calculation Training", designed specifically for the chemical sector, in Istanbul from 17–19 November 2025.
The Turkish Chemical Manufacturers Association (TKSD), in cooperation with Rever Akademi, will organize a training programme on "TS EN ISO 14067:2018 Product Carbon Footprint Calculation" specialized for the chemical sector between 17–19 November 2025 in Istanbul.
The training aims to increase companies' awareness in the field of carbon management and to develop specialists capable of correctly calculating product-based greenhouse gas emissions.
Applied training specialized for the chemical sector
The three-day training programme will offer comprehensive content within the framework of TS EN ISO 14067:2018 standard, covering the calculation of product carbon footprints, reporting, and the development of reduction strategies.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn carbon footprint calculation through practical applications and real examples, in addition to theoretical knowledge.

Training Details
Training Date: 17–18–19 November 2025
Location: TKSD Office – SOM Plaza, Floor 7, İbrahim Ağa Sok. No:8, Kozyatağı Mah., Bostancı, Kadıköy / Istanbul
Trainer: Çağlar Güven
Fee (Non-Members): TRY 16,800.00 + 20% VAT
Fee (Members): TRY 13,440.00 + 20% VAT
Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance at the end of the training.
Carbon management awareness for sustainable production
The training aims to contribute to companies operating in the chemical sector systematically monitoring their carbon emissions and developing strategies in line with reduction targets.
This programme, organized through cooperation between TKSD and Rever Akademi, offers an important competence development opportunity for professionals working in the fields of sustainable production, environmental management, and green transition.
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