Calculating emissions, especially in the area of energy consumption, is a complex process that requires careful consideration of a variety of factors. Two primary methods, location-based and market-based, play a critical role in understanding your company’s carbon footprint. This article delves into the intricacies of both methodologies and offers insight into their different calculations and implications for businesses. Both location-based and market-based emissions reporting cover two categories of emissions: Scope 2, or purchased electricity, and Scope 3, or fuel and energy-related emissions. Let’s break down each method, starting with location-based emissions. (Carboncredits.com, Jennifer L)
Market-based and site-based emissions: What's the difference?
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