Customer wants your emissions data? Start with your bills.
For factories in Japan, and the suppliers they buy from, whatever you make.
Pick what you make. Your customer's request and an example reply change to match.
What do you make?
- Auto parts and machinery
- Electronics
- Garments and footwear
- Food and agriculture
- Chemicals and plastics
- Steel
- Aluminium
- Cement
- Fertiliser
- Something else
Read my first bill. No account needed to start. Daily limits apply.
Gather the bills you already have
Fuel you burn is Scope 1. Power you buy is Scope 2. Tap what you can find.
- Electricity bill. Look for the kWh line (units of electricity). Read today, with Japan's grid factor (Ministry of the Environment and METI, 2024).
- Diesel and other fuel slips. Read today, in any country.
- Gas bill. Read today, in any country.
- Refrigerant top-up invoices. Keep them. Not read yet.
See what your customer will ask
Brands and large customers usually ask for two things: the fuel you burn (Scope 1) and the power you buy (Scope 2), for one year.
Japan's Financial Services Agency plans for the largest Prime Market companies to report under the Sustainability Standards Board of Japan (SSBJ) standards from the year ending March 2027. Their suppliers may be asked for Scope 1 and 2 figures.
Read an example reply
Round example numbers for one year. Not your figures.
Example, not your figure. Fuel you burn: 120.4 tonnes. Power you buy: 761.4 tonnes. Total for the year: 881.8 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e).
1,800,000 kWh, 30,000 litres of diesel and 20,000 m³ of gas. The power factor is Japan's 2024 figure for energy-origin CO2 from the Ministry of the Environment and METI.
Read one bill. See your own figure.
A fuel or gas bill gives a figure today.
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