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Calculate your Carbon Footprint quickly and intuitively and prepare your business for the future.
Get2Zero, specially developed for SMEs (from all sectors), simplifies the calculation process, with a robust structure and providing an easy, fast and cost-free analysis.
Save and grow sustainably
The platform presents you with suggestions for reducing your business's Carbon Footprint, as well as recommendationsthat will allow you to save in the operation of your company.
Analyze your Energy Audit
The platform allows you to record and analyze your company's energy audit data, as well as its impact on the carbon footprint
Complete and detailed report
Get2Zero provides a complete report with a detailed analysis of the different categories and also some suggestions for reducing costs and CO2 emissions.
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Follow the path of carbon neutrality
Carbon footprint analysis not only puts companies at the forefront of sustainability, but also triggers strategies that, in addition to preserving the planet,
reduce operating costs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a corporate carbon footprint?
The carbon footprint quantifies the emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG), namely carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O), which are released into the atmosphere due to companies’ activities or a specific process.
What role does the carbon footprint play in climate change?
A company’s carbon footprint plays an essential role in climate change, as it is directly related to the increase in the concentration of GHGs in the atmosphere, which contribute to global warming and in turn to the acceleration of climate change.
Why is it important to calculate the carbon footprint?
(2) Reducing operating costs: typically reducing consumption and optimizing processes with a view to reducing GHG emissions has an impact on reducing operating costs;
(3) Promoting innovation: the search for alternatives with lower emissions can encourage change and innovation within an organization.
What are the main sources of carbon emissions in a corporate carbon footprint?
The main sources of emissions are:
– Purchase of goods and services;
– Consumption of fossil fuels for steam production and heating;
– Electricity consumption;
– Consumption of fossil fuels in the fleet;
– Livestock
How are GHG emissions organized?
The broadcasts are organized into 3 areas:
Scope 1, which corresponds to direct emissions arising from activities that occur from sources owned or controlled by the company, namely:
- Fuel consumption on the premises (cooking, air conditioning, water heating)
- Fuel consumption in the company fleet
- Leakage of refrigeration gases (gases that make up air conditioners, freezers, etc.)
- Fertilizer application
Scope 2, which corresponds to indirect emissions related to the purchase of electricity.
Scope 3, which corresponds to indirect emissions arising from activities related to the value chain, namely:
- Purchase of goods and services (materials, water consumption, consultancy services);
- Transportation of goods;
- Transportation of products sold;
- Employee travel (home-work-home);
- Business trips;
- Treatment of waste produced in the company;
What documents should I have with me when I start calculating my carbon footprint?
- Annual energy consumption bills (electricity, natural gas, diesel, LPG and others)
- Annual water bills
- Documents proving the purchase of raw materials (e.g. quantity purchased, cost, origin, supplier, etc.)
- A record of the fleet’s fuel consumption or kilometers (km) traveled (e.g. documents showing the kilometers traveled so far in the company vehicle)
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