All three. Scope 1 covers direct combustion from generation assets. Scope 2 covers purchased electricity for operational facilities. Scope 3, often the largest category, includes fuel extraction, transmission losses, purchased capital equipment and supply chain emissions. CarbonTool maps all three with the correct factors and methodology for your asset type.

CarbonTool calculates emissions intensity as tCO₂e per MWh generated, by asset and by generation type. You can track how intensity changes as your generation mix shifts and benchmark performance against sector averages or self-defined targets. Intensity data feeds directly into regulatory and investor reports.

Yes. CarbonTool structures carbon data to meet CSRD disclosure requirements, including double materiality and value chain emissions. Reports are traceable back to source data, which is what auditors and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards require. The platform also supports EU Taxonomy alignment assessments for energy production activities.

CarbonTool’s scenario modelling tool lets you compare your current generation mix against alternative configurations, such as increased renewables share, fuel switching, grid modernisation or energy storage integration. Each scenario calculates projected emissions reduction, CAPEX requirement and payback timeline, so capital decisions are grounded in data.