Choose your primary Scope 2 method in the Advanced GHG Report

You can now choose whether your Advanced GHG Report calculates and presents Scope 2 emissions using the market-based or location-based method, instead of being locked into location-based by default.

Pick the method that fits your reporting needs

When creating an Advanced GHG Report, you now select a primary Scope 2 method: market-based or location-based. Previously the report always defaulted to location-based with no option to change it.

Once you choose a method, the donut chart, total emissions, KPIs, intensity figures and methodology text all follow that choice, and the report clearly states which method was used.

What this means for existing reports

Selecting a method is now a required step when generating a new Advanced GHG Report. Reports you already generated will not change retroactively; if you need to apply a different method, create a new report.

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  2. GHG report builder now includes your pre-audit justifications When you mark data as missing during pre-audit and explain why, that justification now appears automatically in your editable GHG Report, so the full context is always in one place.
  3. GRI traceability in EINF reports Clients preparing EINF reports can now trace each data point directly to its corresponding GRI standard, with translated criteria and a direct link to the official GRI PDF, plus an automatic compliance appendix.
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