Carbon accounting is the process of measuring the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions a company produces. Ultimately, it’s understanding the entire carbon footprint of a company. Companies are responsible for 80% of the world’s carbon emissions, so understanding and managing your impact is essential.

<aside> 🌱 Why is measuring emissions important?

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• 👍 The benefits of measuring your emissions:
• ❔ What does ‘greenhouse gas emissions’ actually mean?
• ☀️ How greenhouse gases are affecting our weather and climate:

<aside> 🌱 What are we measuring?

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• 📏 How emissions are measured by Zevero:
• ❔ What exactly falls under ‘Scope 3’ emissions?

<aside> 🌱 How are emissions being measured?

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• 🧮 How carbon emissions are calculated:
• ❔ What does the ‘e’ in CO2e mean?
• 🔄 What is a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)?
• 📊 A few numbers to help contextualise:

<aside> 🌱 FAQ

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• 📈 Why would offsetting emissions get more expensive over time?
• 🔌 Is Scope 2 for electricity only?
• 🥇 Which scope is usually the most important?
• ❔ How are business activities and emission factors different? Do they both come under all three scopes?
• 💡 What is the difference between location-based and market-based electricity emissions?

<aside> 💡 If you have any further questions or comments, email us at [email protected]

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