GHG accounting that runs itself
From utility bills to boardroom-ready emissions data — Carbonix automates Scope 1, 2 and 3 accounting for Indian industry, aligned to the GHG Protocol.
Why GHG accounting is now unavoidable
India's largest companies must disclose emissions under SEBI's BRSR, European buyers increasingly demand carbon data from their suppliers, and investors screen portfolios on climate performance. For a factory, that means emissions are no longer a sustainability-team footnote — they are a business number, tracked with the same rigour as production or finance.
Manual spreadsheets break down quickly: emission factors go stale, data sits in different departments, and auditors ask for evidence you cannot produce. Carbonix replaces that chaos with a single system of record for every tonne of CO2e your operations emit.
What Carbonix automates
Activity data flows in through ERP, IoT sensor and utility-bill integrations. The engine applies the correct emission factors — CEA grid factors for Indian electricity, IPCC-aligned factors for fuel and process emissions — and calculates Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 totals in real time. Every data point carries a source, timestamp and methodology trail, so third-party assurance becomes a formality instead of a fire drill.
Beyond compliance, the platform flags hotspots: which lines, fuels and sites drive your footprint, and what a reduction roadmap would look like ranked by cost and impact.
Built for Indian industry first
Grid emission factors, PAT scheme contexts, BRSR disclosure formats, EU CBAM exposure for exporters — Carbonix is configured for the Indian regulatory reality out of the box, from a single MSME plant to multi-entity enterprise groups.
Frequently asked questions
+What is GHG accounting?
GHG accounting is the systematic measurement of greenhouse gas emissions from your operations, expressed in tonnes of CO2-equivalent. It follows the GHG Protocol, which divides emissions into Scope 1 (direct fuel combustion), Scope 2 (purchased electricity) and Scope 3 (value chain).
+Is Carbonix aligned with the GHG Protocol?
Yes. Calculations follow the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, using CEA grid emission factors for Indian electricity and IPCC-aligned factors for fuels and process emissions, with full methodology documentation for auditors.
+We are an MSME with one plant. Is this overkill?
No. Carbonix has a lightweight onboarding path for smaller manufacturers — many start because a large customer or exporter relationship asks for their emissions data. You can begin with utility bills and expand to ERP and sensor integrations later.
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