Simulate the carbon footprint of your worksites

🚧 Accurately measure the carbon footprint of your worksites or your business (worksites, workshops, offices...).

💪 Thanks to our collaborative platform, engage your suppliers and employees in collecting activity data

🌱 Get an accurate, complete carbon footprint that can be used against third parties

💶 From €800 excluding VAT, depending on the size of your company

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Companies are already committed to working with us to achieve the global goal of carbon neutrality.

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Draw up a complete carbon footprint in compliance with current standards and regulations

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Define your reduction actions, plan your low-carbon strategy

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Engage your suppliers free of charge to optimize the calculation of your Scope 3 emissions

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An approved and compliant GHG inventory

Protocols included:

ISO
GHG Protocol
Carbon Inventory
GLEC
CEN
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Calculate the precise carbon footprint of your worksites

Choose an easy-to-use online tool tailored to your sector of activity (Construction, Building & Civil Engineering).

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Get a complete, compliant carbon footprint in PDF format, ready to include in your tender responses.

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Explain the environmental benefits of your techniques and materials to your customers, in a precise, well-argued manner.

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Capitalize on the carbon footprint of your worksites and then draw up a Carbon Balance for your business.

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Involve your suppliers in your low-carbon path

Use our collaborative customer-supplier platform to reduce your Scope 3

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Automatically send emission factor requests to your suppliers

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You have a private dashboard to track their commitment

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Automatic integration of results into your Scope 3 calculations

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Application of the ISO 14 067 standard guarantees a solid, international methodology that can be relied on by third parties.

A fully compliant Bilan Carbone® carbon assessment

The methodology used combines existing and recognized work, such as Base Carbone®, CE DELFT, Shift project, ADEME, ISO, national transport accounts, etc.

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Analytical report, prioritized, detailed and precise.

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Audited by our Consulting team to ensure you've made no mistakes or omissions

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Ready for transmission on the Ademe website.

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Produce a complete, certified Bilan Carbone® for your company from €800

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We answer your questions!

How do I calculate my company's carbon footprint?

First of all, carrying out a greenhouse gas assessment, also known as a carbon footprint, enables a company to accurately assess its carbon footprint and understand the main source of each of its greenhouse gas emissions. 

The main difference between the Bilan Carbone® and the GHG Inventory lies in the definition of the scope of emissions accounting.

In the Ademe methodology, the GHG inventory® calculation takes into account the entire life cycle of a company's products or services. This enables a global assessment of the company's GHG emissions, and the identification of any sources of savings.

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are assessed on the basis of consumption, using conversion factors specific to each energy source. This makes it possible to standardize measurements and obtain a quantity of emissions expressed in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).

In other words, it's a simple matter of multiplying your activity data (in kWh, units, liters, €) by an emission factor (average quantity of greenhouse gas emissions for 1 unit of your activity data).

To calculate your GHG footprint, you need to collect data on activities that directly and indirectly emit greenhouse gases, and convert them using an emission factor.

Why should I carry out my company's carbon footprint?

Apart from regulatory obligations (especially since the decree n°2022-982), carrying out a carbon inventory is an essential step for a company because it makes it possible to identify and list the greenhouse gas emission headings directly or indirectly linked to its activity.

Carrying out your first carbon inventory will enable initial measurement and detection of the main emission headings. This will make it easier to identify potential reduction opportunities and define a low-carbon strategy for your company.

Carrying out regular Carbon Inventories over time will be an opportunity to adjust your action plan and to ensure that your objectives for reducing the environmental impact of your business are met.

What data do I need to provide?

To accurately measure greenhouse gas emissions, you need to identify all your company's emission sources. It is therefore necessary to collect activity data:

  • Energy consumption (gas, oil, diesel, petrol, electricity, etc. .....)
  • Depreciating assets (real estate, fleet of vehicles, computer equipment, furniture, etc.)
  • Purchases of goods (raw materials, materials, food, etc.)
  • Purchases of services (internet contract, maintenance and installation of equipment, supplies of services, fees, etc....)
  • Movement of people: employee commuting, business travel, visitors and customers, etc. .....
  • Haulage
  • Disposal
  • Use and end of life of products sold.

Although it is recommended to be as exhaustive as possible in identifying emission headings, it is possible to start with financial data and to refine the accuracy of the data over time. We recommend that you carry out your inventory in stages, starting with your largest expenditure items first.

How can I reduce my company's carbon footprint?

Reducing the carbon footprint of your company is a multi-step process:

  • Carry out an initial assessment of your carbon footprint.
  • Identify the most important emission headings, and find ways to reduce them by improving the accuracy of the data used for measurement.
  • Involve your suppliers by asking them to calculate the carbon footprint of the goods and services they supply. The measurement will be all the more accurate and you will then be able to implement a responsible purchasing strategy.
  • Set up an action plan and a measurement strategy over time to ensure that it is implemented and effective.

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ABC

Association pour la transition bas carbone

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Association des Professionnels en Conseil Climat

NAC

Conseil National des Achats

ObsAR

Observatoire des Achats Responsables

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