Build Scope 1, 2, and product-level carbon intensity you can defend
GHG Protocol-aligned Scope 1, Scope 2, material Scope 3, and product/process carbon-intensity baselines built on traceable activity data and documented emission factors.
Buyers, regulators, and lenders increasingly ask not just for a total emissions number but for the assumptions behind it. We build facility and product-level carbon accounting using documented activity data, defensible emission factors, and a boundary methodology that stands up to external scrutiny.
Built for these situations
What you receive
Facility activity data
Structured collection of fuel, electricity, process, and production data across defined organizational and operational boundaries.
Emission factor traceability
Documented emission factor sources and assumptions so every number in the inventory can be traced and defended.
Product intensity outputs
Per-product or per-process carbon-intensity figures suitable for CBAM, buyer requests, or internal benchmarking.
A practical, sequenced process
Define boundaries
Set organizational and operational boundaries (control approach, facilities, processes) aligned to GHG Protocol.
Collect activity data
Gather fuel, electricity, process, and production records, flagging estimation vs. metered data quality.
Apply emission factors
Select and document defensible emission factors, including grid, fuel, and process-specific sources.
Calculate & QA
Produce Scope 1/2/3 and product-intensity results, with an internal QA pass before sign-off.
Common questions
What GHG accounting standard do you follow?
We align to the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and Scope 2 Guidance (location-based and market-based, where applicable), adapting boundary and consolidation choices to your organizational structure.
Do you cover Scope 3?
We cover the Scope 3 categories that are material for industrial operations — typically purchased goods, upstream transport, and fuel- and energy-related activities — rather than a generic full-category exercise with low data quality.
Can this feed into CBAM or buyer reporting directly?
Yes. Product/process intensity outputs are structured so they can be reused directly in CBAM exposure work or buyer carbon questionnaires.
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Build a defensible emissions baseline
Start with a facility or product-level carbon accounting baseline built on traceable data and documented assumptions.
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