Understand your data
Get a grip of where
your CO2e emissions
are coming from
your CO2e emissions
are coming from
We provide a breakdown of your carbon emissions
See your estimated CO2e emissions across Scope 1, 2 and 3 and get an indication of where you can focus efforts to reduce your carbon and save money.
Emissions explained
Scope 1
Produced directly by an organisation's activities, facilities or operations. Examples include emissions from on-site fuel combustion in boilers, furnaces, vehicles, and any other equipment owned or controlled by the organisation.
Scope 2
Bought in through an energy supplier. These emissions are indirectly generated off-site from the energy sources used to power a business' operations. They are associated with the generation of electricity, heat or steam purchased and consumed by the organisation.
Scope 3
All other emissions in a business' supply chain, both incoming and outgoing. They are often the most extensive and challenging to measure because they include a wide range of activities, such as supply chain, employee commuting, business travel and product lifecycle emissions.
Easy ways to reduce your emissions (and save money!)
Scope 1
Consider decreasing transportation miles for your company’s fleets, switch to energy efficient machinery and refrigeration, shift to electric equipment/vehicles and explore alternative heating for your buildings.
Scope 2
You can focus on energy-efficient upgrades and discuss renewable energy options with your building owner.
Scope 3
Our reporting details the amount of CO2e you are buying in from your top suppliers (& categories). This data enables you to spot opportunities to switch to suppliers that are also trying to reduce their carbon emissions.
The accuracy of your data will impact your ability to reduce emissions and save money
Your Quality Score (QS) indicates confidence level and guides decision making
The QS helps you understand the level of confidence in the quality of your carbon data. A high QS means that more accurate carbon data has been used in the calculations.
For the best quality CO2e data (and highest QS), upgrade to our vueesg solution. This will provide you with assurance ready data that is reported in line with international accounting standards. You can get this data assured by a Chartered Accountant.
How vueco2e works
Ensure that you get the most out of our carbon emission
calculator and grow your business.
Top tips for businesses to reduce carbon emissions
CO2e emissions impact the environment and an organisation’s ability to reach Net Zero and save money in the process. Here are our top tips to reduce CO2e emissions by scope 1, 2 & 3.
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Why it is important to choose the right CO2e data provider
A recent study by scholars, including Omnevue Co-founder Dr Marc Lepere, at King’s Business School, London identified that ‘there is uncertainty amongst businesses in the application of the GHG Protocol’. It also found that ‘a gap in the GHG Protocol may be facilitating gaming in the accounting of GHG emissions’.
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