GreenDisclosure calculates emissions from the records your entity already keeps, such as fuel dispatches, electricity bills and contracts. For each line item it proposes the scope, explains why and cites the standard. The accountant reviews, decides and signs. It is free, in Spanish, English and Portuguese.
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The system recommends scope 3, category 5
The plates are not in the asset register and match waste collection contract C-2028-07. If the municipality directs the operation of that fleet, scope 1 applies.
GHG Protocol, Corporate Standard, ch. 3 and 4; SRS 1, para. 28(a)
Example with fictitious data, in tCO₂e. The undecided line item counts toward no scope until the accountant resolves it.
The Excel files your procurement or accounting system already produces. GreenDisclosure finds the headers, separates cancellations and leaves out total rows so nothing is counted twice.
Every figure shows the emission factor used, where it comes from and its version. Global warming potentials are the IPCC’s.
The system recommends and explains. If you choose a different scope, you write the reason, and it is kept in the audit log with your name and the time.
The approved version is sealed with a digital fingerprint. To correct it, it is reopened with a reason, and the new version cites the previous one.
The emission sources a municipality or public institution has in its own operations.
| Source | Usual scope | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel for fleet, machinery and generators | 1, or 3 if a contractor operates it | Ready |
| Purchased electricity | 2, location-based | In development |
| Air-conditioning refrigerants | 1 | In development |
| Waste disposed of in landfills | 1 or 3 | In development |
| Wastewater | 1 or 3 | In development |
Governance, risks and targets are also part of the SRS 1 report and are completed in the platform.
The platform is built on these rules:
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