Purchased electricity
kWh from invoices, meters or energy records.
Scope 1 & 2 calculation
If a customer asks for your company's Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, the starting point is not a CO2 number.
It is the underlying activity data: electricity, fuels, vehicles, refrigerants, purchased heat and other relevant sources.
Evipace structures the data, applies appropriate emission factors and prepares a documented calculation you can review.
Already have invoices or spreadsheets but no organised dataset? Send what you have.
Source data
Not every company has every source. The relevant dataset depends on the reporting boundary, facilities and operations.
kWh from invoices, meters or energy records.
Natural gas, heating oil, LPG or other fuels used on site where relevant.
Fuel consumption or other relevant fleet activity data for mobile combustion.
Refrigerant losses or top-ups where relevant.
Only where relevant to the company's operations.
Where applicable and inside the reporting boundary.
Calculation service
We keep the calculation layers visible so another reviewer can understand how the number was produced.
We clarify which entity, sites and reporting period belong in the calculation.
We normalise activity data by source, site, unit and period.
We identify missing periods, unclear units and incomplete sources.
We use appropriate factor sources and document the factor and version used.
We convert activity data into CO2e using a documented methodology.
Relevant emissions are structured into Scope 1 and Scope 2 according to the applicable calculation framework.
We keep source references, assumptions and calculation logic visible for internal review.
Do not clean everything first. Invoices, exports and prior calculations are useful even when they are not yet organised into a complete dataset.
Which legal entity, sites and period are included?
Which quantities were consumed, purchased, burned, lost or used?
Values are structured by source, site, unit and period.
Appropriate factor sources and versions are documented.
Activity data is converted into a traceable emissions result.
Gaps, estimates, exclusions and source references remain visible.
Scope 1 and Scope 2 work is easier to review when each layer remains separate.
Which legal entity, sites and period are included?
What quantity was actually consumed, purchased, burned, lost or used?
Which factor converts that activity into greenhouse gas emissions?
What emissions result from the calculation?
Can another reviewer understand how the number was produced?
The output depends on the agreed calculation scope and the source data available.
Scope boundaries
This is calculation preparation, not assurance or certification.
Where the underlying methodology requires a distinction between location-based and market-based Scope 2, we explain and document it conservatively. Renewable electricity claims do not automatically make Scope 2 zero.
Not automatically included.
Not included unless separately scoped.
Not provided by this service.
No certification claim is made.
Not part of the calculation service.
Use these resources to understand the calculation. Send source files when you want the work prepared.
Understand the source data, factors and calculation structure.
Open resourceClarify what belongs in each emissions scope.
Open resourceCollect electricity, fuel, refrigerant and purchased-energy data.
Open resourceKeep source records and evidence aligned with the final answer.
Open resourceFind which team is likely to own energy, fleet or site data.
Open resourceSend us the source files you already have. We can identify what belongs in the Scope 1 & 2 calculation, what is missing and what needs clarification before the calculation is prepared.