Carbon footprint calculation – data that powers your path to lower emission
We provide companies with precise data on emissions across the entire value chain – from energy used in the facility to indirect emissions in logistics and supply. This allows our clients not only to meet reporting requirements but also to effectively reduce CO2 emissions.
How to gain a competitive advantage
by understanding your carbon footprint?
Get reliable information about how much greenhouse gases your company emits and how it affects the climate.
Use our calculations for mandatory ESG reporting or to secure funding for implementing eco-friendly measures.
Reduce your emissions – using the carbon footprint as a starting point for developing a zero-emission strategy.
We will examine the processes in your company and calculate the carbon footprint according to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol).
We will determine the total amount of emissions, caused both directly and indirectly by your organization.
What makes up the carbon footprint?
Emissions across the value chain – related to the production of purchased utilities, raw materials, services (e.g., electricity, heat, semi-products), transportation of raw materials or semi-products, the executed technological process, distribution, sales, and waste disposal.
Greenhouse gas emissions:
- carbon dioxide (CO2),
- methane (CH4),
- nitrous oxide (N2O),
- hydrofluorocarbons (HFC),
- perfluorocarbons (PFC),
- sulphur hexafluoride (SF6).
Calculating the carbon footprint
in three scopes – depending on the company's goal
| Scope 1 | Scope 2 | Scope 3 |
|---|---|---|
| We calculate direct emissions, which arise from fuel combustion in a client’s stationary or mobile sources, as well as emissions from their technological processes or from escaping refrigerants. | We calculate indirect emissionsresulting from the client’s consumption of externally purchased electricity, heat, process steam, or cooling. | We focus on other indirect emissionsacross the entire value chain, identified through materiality analysis. This includes emissions from the production of raw materials or semi-finished products, waste management, transportation, employee business travel, and even the use of products by end users. |
TThe rising concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is a primary driver of ongoing climate change and represents one of the greatest threats to the modern world. Calculating your company’s carbon footprint is a key step toward implementing positive change. The benefits of this process can be grouped into three main categories: environmental (reducing the negative impact of company operations on the environment), economic (optimizing production processes and lowering previously allocated costs), and reputational (enhancing the company’s public image and credibility).
