Every number in Eco-Auditor traces back to a methodology, an emission factor, a source document, and a reviewer. No black boxes, no mystery calculations — just transparent, defensible carbon accounting.
Eco-Auditor has been designed from the ground up to follow established GHG accounting frameworks — not proprietary black-box models. Every methodology decision is documented and auditable.
Scope 1 and 2 accounting, organizational boundary setting (operational control), and base year emissions tracking.
Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard with spend-based estimates for common Scope 3 categories.
California's first-year Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting deadline is August 10, 2026, for covered entities (companies doing business in California with over $1B revenue). Smaller suppliers may still receive emissions-data requests from covered customers. Eco-Auditor helps assemble traceable data for both direct reporting and customer-driven requests.
Eco-Auditor can support the collection and organization of emissions inputs used in CBAM-related workflows. It does not replace an authorized declarant, customs filing, legal review, or required verification. Applicability depends on importer status and goods traded.
Emission factor libraries from the EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub and eGRID.
Sources you own or control
Activity data (fuel bills, meter readings) × EPA emission factors. Refrigerant leakage calculated via OA replenishment × IPCC AR6 GWP.
Indirect emissions from electricity, steam, heat, cooling
Location-based: kWh × eGRID subregion emission factor (lbs/MWh).
All other indirect emissions in your value chain
Common Scope 3 categories via spend-based (EXIOBASE-style EEIO) estimates applied to procurement spend data.
Not all data is equal. Every entry in your carbon inventory is scored on a 5-level quality scale so you know what is defensible and what needs improvement.
Eco-Auditor data-confidence score. This score is an internal, proprietary decision-support indicator — not an assurance opinion and not a GHG Protocol certification. It combines source type, source recency, coverage, estimation method, factor specificity, and review status. Users can inspect the inputs and override classifications with a recorded reason. Confidence ranges reflect Eco-Auditor’s model and are not externally standardized certainty values.
Continuous monitoring or stack testing
Utility bills, fuel receipts, meter readings
EPA, eGRID, and spend-based EEIO factors applied to activity data
Scaled from similar facilities or time periods
Statistical imputation where no source data exists
Entries below L3 confidence are flagged for review. Your goal: move every material emissions source to L2 or above before filing.
We aggregate and maintain emission factors from authoritative sources, updated annually. Every factor is citation-tracked to its source document.
US EPA
Stationary combustion, mobile, fugitive, electricity
US EPA
Subregion-level grid emission factors (lbs/MWh), location-based
IPCC
Global warming potentials for methane (CH₄) and refrigerants (F-gases)
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