The emission results can be found in the 'Analyse' section of the app. The section consists of the dashboard and the emissions calculations, giving a detailed summary and breakdown of your company's emissions profile based on all submitted data entries.
Emissions results dashboard
The dashboard provides an overview of your emissions. It can be filtered for the scope 2 method that you want to apply (market-based or location-based), and for a timeframe of choice. As a default, the dashboard will use the market-based method and include all data you provided without a timeframe filter.
Total Emissions: This figure provides the total calculated emissions for your company
Emissions by Scope: The donut chart shows how your total emissions are divided by scopes:
Scope 1: Direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by your company.
Scope 2: Indirect emissions from the energy your company buys.
Scope 3: Other indirect emissions from your company's value chain.
Scope 3 emissions by category: This bar chart shows your emissions per scope 3 category.
Emissions by emission source: This bar chart shows your emissions by emission source.
Emissions by location: This bar chart shows your emissions by location.
Emissions calculations table
The emissions calculation table shows detailed information on all emissions calculations that are generated by submitted data entries.
Each data entry generates one or several calculations.
For instance, with each fuel data entry, two kinds of emissions are calculated: one for emissions from burning the fuel and another for emissions from extracting and transporting the fuel.
Below is a detailed description of each attribute of a data entry.
Attribute name | Description |
Start/End Date | Time period when the emissions occurred. Taken from data entry that generated emissions. |
Location name | Location where emissions occurred or the location to which these emissions are related. Taken from data entry that generated emissions. |
Emission source | Origin of the emissions. Taken from data entry that generated emissions. |
Consumption value | Data about how much the particular emission source was used. Taken from data entry that generated emissions. |
Consumption unit | Unit used to measure the consumption value. Taken from data entry that generated emissions. |
CO2e emissions | Emissions generated by a data entry in carbon dioxide equivalents. |
CO2e emissions unit | Unit used to measure the emissions |
CO2e calculation method | Protocol used to calculate CO2e |
Emission factor name | Identifier of the emissions conversion factor. |
Emission factor value
| Numerical value for converting activity data to CO2e |
Emission factor unit | Unit related to the emission factor |
Emission factor source | Origin or reference of the emission factor |
Emission factor dataset
| Exact dataset of the source that emission factor comes from |
Emission factor year | Year the emission factor is relevant to |
Emission factor region | Region where the emission factor is applicable |
Emission factor LCA activity
| Scope of operations included in the emission factor |
Scope | Scope of the emission factor. |
Scope 2 method | Method for calculation Scope 2 emissions, applicable only to scope 2 emissions. |
Scope 3 category | Category for Scope 3 emissions activities, applicable only to scope 3 emissions. |
This is what the emissions calculations table looks like in the app. In the top right corner you can see the emissions calculations management tools, discussed below.
How to explore emissions calculations
Use the following features of the emission calculation table to explore the results:
Export: Download emission calculations for analysis or reporting.
Columns: Customize your table view. Choose which columns to display for a simpler or more detailed table.
Filters: Find specific entries based on status, location, emission source, and other attributes.
Pagination: Navigate between pages to browse all data entries.