Estimate incremental greenhouse-gas emissions associated with hotter conditions by combining additional cooling electricity and backup-fuel use. The calculation uses emission factors you enter, making it suitable for transparent heat-scenario screening across locations.
The main result is the combined screening footprint. The exposed-emissions figure narrows attention to activities included in the climate-risk review.
Emissions magnitude is not itself a physical-climate-risk score. Location, hazard, vulnerability, adaptation, and financial materiality need separate analysis.
180,000 extra kWh at 0.38 kg CO2e/kWh creates 68.4 tCO2e. Another 2,500 liters at 2.68 kg/L creates 6.7 tCO2e, totaling 75.1 tCO2e.
No. It focuses on incremental cooling electricity and backup fuel included in the entered scenario.
Use metric tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) consistently across all emissions fields.
Zero is accepted where it is meaningful. The calculator blocks negative values and any input that would make the selected scenario invalid.
Run conservative, central, and optimistic cases by changing the uncertain inputs and compare the resulting exposure.
It is a planning estimate only. Apply the required reporting standard, boundaries, factors, and assurance process separately.
| Variable | Unit | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Scope 1 | tCO2e | Direct controlled sources |
| Scope 2 | tCO2e | Purchased energy |
| Selected scope 3 | tCO2e | Included value-chain categories |
| Exposed share | % | Activities selected for risk screening |