EcoTrack
EcoTrack's carbon footprint calculator use extense scientific work to calculate your business enviromental impact as precise as possible.
We use the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GGP) approach to calculate, which is basically divided in three scopes:
Scope 1 – emissions created directly by your organisation through actions such as running climate systems and fuelling company vehicles.
Scope 2 – indirect emissions caused by your company, such as energy bought from external sources.
Scope 3 – indirect emissions that occur because of your business activity, such as transportation of office supplies or employees travelling to and from work.
To calculate your scope 1 and scope 2 carbon footprint, you first need to gather records pertaining to energy consumption over the course of an allocated time span, usually a year. Your records should comprise all utility bills including water, electricity, and gas as well as travel data such as plane and train tickets and fuel receipts for company vehicles.
PKM stands for passenger-kilometers, a unit of measurement in transportation that represents the transport of one passenger over one kilometer. It's used to quantify the total distance traveled by passengers in a specific mode of transport (e.g., road, rail, air). For example, if one passenger travels 20 kilometers, that's 20 passenger-kilometers
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This website was designed and developed by Tiago Tiradentes as a coding project. Please be aware that some info may not be up to date and you should rely in specialized companies to calculate your business' carbon footprint