Compare thresholds

Every requirement in build 2026-10-06-2338 that records a numeric limit with an operator, lined up by the unit the source document used. Nothing is converted between units: a limit written in mg/m³ is only ever compared with other mg/m³ limits, because a conversion this register did not read would be an inference.

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4 limits in t CO2e/t, across 2 schemes, smallest first.

LimitSchemeCriterionStandardCitation
≤ 8 t CO2e/tAluminium Stewardship Initiative
GHG emissions reduction target for smelters up to and including 2020
5.3b

Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow.

ASI Performance Standard V2Open clause
≤ 8 t CO2e/tAluminium Stewardship Initiative
GHG emissions reduction target for smelters starting production after 2020
5.3c

Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow.

ASI Performance Standard V2Open clause
≤ 8 t CO2e/tEco Choice Aotearoa
GHG emissions limit
5.9.3

Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow.

Aluminium Building Products EC-62-25Open clause
≤ 11 t CO2e/tAluminium Stewardship Initiative
Demonstrate Mine to Metal Emissions intensity below threshold
clause not recorded

Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow.

ASI Performance Standard V3.1Open clause

No comparable limit recorded in t CO2e/t

These schemes are held in this build but nothing read from their documents records a numeric limit in this unit. That is not a claim they have no limit.

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