Scope 1, 2 & 3 — estimated.
A directional estimate for SMEs. For audit-grade reporting, our business team builds a full inventory with you.
Mixed portfolio is sold in orders of up to 100 tonnes, so this offsets 100 of your 217.4 tonnes. Order again, or choose another project, for the rest.
How company emissions are organised.
Scope 1 covers direct emissions from sources you own or control — fuel and company vehicles. Scope 2 is the indirect emissions from the electricity you purchase. Scope 3 is everything else in your value chain — business travel, purchased goods and services, and more — and for most companies it’s the largest and most overlooked share. This calculator gives a directional Scope 1/2/3 estimate; reduce what you can, then offset the remainder with an audit-ready certificate.
Common questions.
How do I calculate my company’s carbon footprint?
Estimate emissions across three scopes — Scope 1 (direct fuel and fleet), Scope 2 (purchased electricity), and Scope 3 (business travel and supply chain). This calculator gives a directional total; for audit-grade reporting our business team builds a full inventory with you.
What are Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions?
Scope 1 is direct emissions from sources you own or control (fuel, company vehicles). Scope 2 is indirect emissions from the energy you purchase. Scope 3 is all other value-chain emissions — business travel, purchased goods and services, and more — and is usually the largest.
Which scope is usually the biggest?
For most companies Scope 3 dominates, because it captures travel and the supply chain. It’s also the most commonly overlooked, so it’s worth estimating carefully.
Is this suitable for ESG reporting?
It’s a directional first pass. For CSRD, CDP or TCFD-grade disclosure, business plans include an audit-ready ESG summary with serial numbers and registry links, and we can build a full inventory with you.