We've introduced a new Emission Factor column to both the Scope-Based Analytics and Category-Based Analytics pages.

Previously, users could view activity data and calculated emissions, but it was not possible to directly see which emission factor was used in the calculation. With this enhancement, users can now easily review the emission factors for each source type directly in the analytics tables, providing greater transparency and traceability in emissions calculations.

What's New?

• A new Emission Factor column has been added to analytics tables.
• Users can now view the emission factor used for each source type alongside activity data and calculated emissions.
• This improvement is available in:
• • Scope-Based Analytics
  • Category-Based Analytics

Improved Readability

To keep the analytics tables clean and easy to read, emission factor values displayed on-screen are rounded and shown with a limited number of decimal places.

However, no precision is lost in the underlying data.

Export Full Precision Values

When users export analytics data to Excel, the full emission factor value is included in the downloaded file. This ensures users can access the exact value used in calculations for detailed analysis, reporting, audit, and verification purposes.

Why This Matters

This enhancement helps users:

• Better understand how emissions are calculated.
• Verify the emission factors applied to individual sources.
• Improve reporting transparency and audit readiness.
• Access full-precision values when performing detailed data analysis outside the platform.

Users can now quickly review both their activity data and the corresponding emission factors from a single analytics view, making emissions calculations more transparent and easier to validate.