Greenhouse Emission Study Services

What is a Greenhouse Emission Study?

A Greenhouse Emission Study measures the greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted by an organization across Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (energy indirect), and Scope 3 (other indirect emissions). It is a critical step for carbon footprint reduction, ESG compliance, and sustainability initiatives.

Elion offers Greenhouse Emission Studies across India, helping organizations identify emission sources, quantify emissions, and develop strategies to reduce their carbon footprint.

Why is a Greenhouse Emission Study Important?

  • Supports ESG goals and compliance.
  • Helps in carbon footprint reduction and climate action initiatives.
  • Enhances investor and stakeholder confidence.
  • Prepares for carbon pricing and regulatory compliance.
  • Supports CDP, GRI, and BRSR reporting.
  • Identifies high-emission activities for targeted improvements.
  • Improves operational efficiency and resource optimization.

Benefits of Elion’s Health & Hygiene Audit

  • Identification of emission sources: Fuel use, electricity consumption, supply chain, employee commuting, waste management, etc.
  • Data collection and validation: Gathering operational, energy, and logistics data for accuracy.
  • Calculation of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions: Using GHG Protocol and ISO 14064 standards.
  • Emission factor application: As per IPCC and national guidelines.
  • Carbon footprint calculation: Total GHG emissions in CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e).
  • Emission reduction strategy: Actionable recommendations for reducing emissions.
  • Reporting: Comprehensive report suitable for ESG, CDP, and sustainability disclosures.
  • Training and capacity building: For internal teams on GHG tracking and reporting.

Standards We Follow

  • GHG Protocol (WRI & WBCSD)
  • ISO 14064:2018 (GHG Quantification and Reporting)
  • IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
  • GRI Standards for Sustainability Reporting
  • SEBI BRSR ESG Reporting Requirements
  • CDP and other voluntary frameworks
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Benefits of Choosing Elion for Greenhouse Emission Studies

  • 20+ years of expertise in sustainability and energy audits.
  • Experienced auditors and ESG professionals.
  • Pan-India service delivery across industries.
  • Customized calculations based on sectoral and operational specifics.
  • Actionable recommendations with ROI estimates for emission reduction initiatives.
  • Post-study support for ESG reporting and compliance.
  • Support in developing Net Zero and Science-Based Target plans.

Our Greenhouse Emission Study Process

  • Pre-study consultation: Understanding your operational profile and sustainability goals.
  • Data collection: Gathering energy, fuel, logistics, and process-related data.
  • Emission calculation: Applying emission factors as per GHG Protocol and ISO 14064.
  • Hotspot analysis: Identifying high-emission areas.
  • Reporting: Clear, detailed report with graphical analysis and recommendations.
  • Action planning: Advising on feasible emission reduction measures.
  • Support for reporting: Alignment with ESG frameworks and disclosures.

Contact Elion for Greenhouse Emission Studies

Take your climate action and ESG initiatives forward with Elion’s expert Greenhouse Emission Study services.

Request a Quote or contact us at [email protected].

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

Greenhouse Emission Study help organizations measure and analyze the greenhouse gases produced from their operations, energy consumption, transportation, and industrial processes. The goal is to understand your carbon impact and identify practical ways to reduce emissions.

For carbon footprint reduction and ESG compliance.

Scope 1: Direct emissions, Scope 2: Energy indirect, Scope 3: Other indirect emissions.

Yes, aligned with GHG Protocol and ISO 14064.

It is becoming essential for ESG reporting and regulatory compliance.

Energy, fuel, logistics, supply chain, and waste data.

By identifying emission hotspots for targeted action.

Yes, in tCO₂e for reporting.

Yes, for BRSR, GRI, and CDP reporting.

Annually for accurate tracking.

A Greenhouse Gas Emission Study is a structured assessment that measures the total emissions of gases such as:

  • Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
  • Methane (CH₄)
  • Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
  • Other industrial greenhouse gases

It evaluates emissions under:

  • Scope 1 – Direct emissions from owned sources
  • Scope 2 – Indirect emissions from purchased electricity
  • Scope 3 – Supply chain and indirect value-chain emissions

The methodology generally aligns with frameworks like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.

  • Regulatory & ESG Compliance: Supports sustainability reporting, environmental disclosures, and alignment with climate policies.
  • Carbon Footprint Measurement: Helps quantify emissions from energy use, fuel consumption, industrial processes, and logistics.
  • Risk Reduction: Identifies emission hotspots that may lead to regulatory, financial, or reputational risks.
  • Net-Zero Road mapping: Provides the baseline required to set realistic carbon reduction and decarbonization targets.

A Greenhouse Emission Study is a structured assessment that calculates how much greenhouse gas your organization releases into the atmosphere. It gives you a clear picture of where emissions are coming from and how your operations contribute to climate change.

Not at all. While large manufacturing units often require it for compliance, corporate offices, hospitals, educational institutions, and commercial buildings can also benefit. Any organization that uses electricity, fuel, or transportation generates emissions.

Scope 1 includes direct emissions from your own equipment or vehicles.
Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased electricity or energy.
Scope 3 includes emissions from supply chains, travel, waste, and other indirect sources. A proper Greenhouse Emission Study evaluates all applicable scopes.

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