⛽ Fuel

add information about the fuel or fuels consumed by your installation during your specified reporting period the emissions associated with your fuel consumption are classified as combustion emissions and they will contribute to your direct (scope 1) emissions under the eu cbam, fuels can also classified as docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu add fuel our platform currently supports the docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu , which is one of the two approaches permitted by the eu cbam this approach, in turn, distinguishes between two methods the standard method and the mass balance method we explain these methods in more detail docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu unless you operate an integrated steel mill or produce sintered ore, pig iron, or crude steel, use the standard method standard method docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu right click on the screen and select external inputs > fuel select the standard calculation method enter the type of fuel consumed if your fuel type is not listed, you can add a new one by typing its name and clicking create note if you add a new fuel, the platform will not provide calculation factors, so you will need to enter them manually please use the notes field to specify your data sources select the measurement unit enter the quantity of the selected fuel consumed during the reporting period if applicable, enter an alternative net calorific value (ncv) docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu if applicable, enter an alternative emission factor docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu click data sources to view the data sources used by carbon glance for the ncv and emission factor if you replace the pre filled values for the ncv or emission factor with your own values, the data source will automatically update to user input in such cases, use the notes field to specify the source of your data (optional) enter the oxidation factor docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu (optional) enter the biomass fraction docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu if applicable, add notes docid\ cilhst8welyibhdnun7hu click next mass balance docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu right click on the screen and select external inputs > fuel select the mass balance calculation method enter the type of fuel consumed select the measurement unit enter the quantity of the selected fuel consumed during your reporting period docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu if applicable, enter an alternative net calorific value (ncv) docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu if applicable, enter an alternative emission factor docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu click data sources to view the data sources used by carbon glance for the ncv and emission factor (optional) enter the biomass fraction docid\ d2zsuoqnhqioqfue5yqpu add notes click next edit fuel right click on the fuel click edit click next to save your changes delete fuel right click on the production process click delete data sources for calculating emissions from fuels and materials, the eu cbam allows the use of various data sources, some of which are considered to be of higher quality than others the highest quality data source is laboratory analysis, which can be used to determine calculation factors such as carbon content, emission factor, biomass fraction, and/or oxidation factor of the fuels consumed by your installation alternatively, you may use a proxy for the carbon content or emission factor, provided you establish an empirical correlation at least once per year using laboratory analysis the key difference is that, with this approach, laboratory analysis is only required once a year to establish the correlation, rather than for each batch of material, which helps reduce monitoring costs the lowest quality data, though still permitted when other options are technically unfeasible or would incur unreasonable costs, is the use of standard values the image below illustrates the hierarchy of these data sources based on their quality standard values you have two options use the database of standard values provided by us (carbon glance) please note that our database may not include global or country specific data for every type of fuel in cases where data is missing, no values will be automatically pre filled, and you will need to input them manually if you'd like us to add calculation factors for a specific type of fuel, please feel free to contact us at support\@carbonglance com input your own values you can use standard values from data sources you already use for other carbon accounting frameworks, or even data from higher data quality sources it's very important to specify the source of these values in the notes field to ensure transparency carbon glance database of standard values we use various data sources for the calculation factors of fuels, including the net calorific value (ncv) and emission factor (ef) if an installation is located in a country for which we have country specific values, those values will be used instead of global ones we will continue to expand the range of country specific data sources 1 global values https //www ipcc nggip iges or jp/efdb/find ef php?reset= this source is also the one used in annex viii to the https //eur lex europa eu/legal content/en/txt/?uri=oj%3ajol 2023 228 r 0006#d1e40 94 1 hence, it is aligned with the eu cbam expectations 2 country specific values turkey https //unfccc int/documents/627786 united kingdom https //www gov uk/government/statistics/dukes calorific values https //www gov uk/government/publications/using uk greenhouse gas inventory data in uk ets monitoring and reporting the country specific factor list carbon glance criteria for data source prioritization we prioritize data sources based on the following criteria, listed in order of relevance granularity preference is given to country specific datasets over global ones recency data from the most recent year is preferred over older datasets consistency when multiple sources are available for the same country and year, preference is given to the one most commonly used across our platform for other countries this is done to ensure greater consistency in the underlying methodologies