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Carbon,
Under Control.

Measure, understand and manage your carbon emissions from one intelligent workspace.

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Clearer dataHuman reviewTraceable calculations
Total emissions
12,450 tCO₂eAnnual inventory
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Scope 13,210tCO₂e
Scope 25,430tCO₂e
Scope 33,810tCO₂e
Your inventory, ready for review.View details
A clearer view of your carbon footprint 01 — 03

Automate data collection

Less manual entry across invoices, PDFs and spreadsheets.

Calculate with confidence

Transparent methods behind every emissions calculation.

Prepare your reports

Organized inventory data for clearer reporting.

Take informed action

A clearer view of your emissions priorities.

References

  • Consus Enerji
  • Mavibayrak Enerji
  • Mavibayrak Doğu Enerji
  • RA Güneş
  • Tres Enerji
  • Global Yatırım Holding
  • Straton Maden
  • Naturel Gaz
  • Global Menkul Değerler
  • Global Ports Holding
  • Güney Maden

Real companies.
Real change.

Move carbon management beyond complex spreadsheets and into a traceable, manageable workflow.

Real data.
A clearer perspective.

Make every calculation
part of a bigger picture.

Carbon management, made simpler.

CarbonAlp brings activity data, documents, emissions calculations and reporting together in one workspace, keeping every step traceable from source data to final reporting.

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A complete inventory perspective

Every scope.
One clear view.

Scope 1Direct emissions
Scope 2Purchased energy
Scope 3Value chain emissions

A considered workflow

From raw data
to carbon insight.

01

Upload

Bring together invoices, spreadsheets and activity data.

02

Review

Check extracted quantities, units and categories before confirming.

03

Calculate

Apply emission factors to calculate greenhouse gas emissions.

04

Understand

Compare periods and see which scopes and sources drive the total.

05

Report

Review results and prepare structured reporting outputs.

Document reviewInteractive example
  1. Uploaded
  2. Extracted
  3. 3Your review
Electricity_invoice.pdfSample document · January 2025
Needs review
Activity type
Purchased electricity
Reporting site
Main facility
Consumption
12,500 kWh
Category / Scope
Purchased energy · Scope 2
Reporting period
January 2025
Extracted fields require a person’s review before use.

Demonstration only. No document is uploaded or stored.

01 Upload · 02 Review

Turn documents
into usable
carbon data.

Work with invoices, PDFs, Excel files and activity records. AI-assisted extraction helps reduce manual entry while keeping people in control.

Review and confirm structured fields before they become part of a calculation.

03 Calculate · Trace every step

Know where every
number comes from.

Follow the path from source activity to emission factor to result. Keep the context behind each calculation close at hand.

Purchased electricity · January 2025Illustrative example
Electricity consumption12,500kWh
×
Emission factor0.40kg CO₂e / kWh
=
Calculated result5.00tCO₂e

Activity × emission factor ÷ 1,000 = tCO₂e

Factor source
Demonstration factor library · EF-DEMO-01
0.40 kg CO₂e/kWh · not for inventory use
Source record
Electricity_invoice.pdf · Reviewed
Calculation
12,500 × 0.40 ÷ 1,000 = 5.00 tCO₂e

Built around established climate & reporting frameworks

Framework and methodology references do not imply certification, endorsement or institutional affiliation.

  • GHG Protocol
  • ISO 14064
  • GRI
  • TSRS
  • SBTi
  • CDP
  • TCFD
  • IPCC
  • LCA

04 Understand · Scope 1, 2 & 3

See your
emissions clearly.

Bring Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 into a single inventory. Explore your footprint by category, site and reporting period.

  • A consistent view across scopes
  • Activity records behind every total
  • Context for your next decision
Emissions inventoryDemonstration data
Scope 1 · 26%Scope 2 · 44%Scope 3 · 30%
Example annual emissions by scope, category and site
Category / SiteScopetCO₂e
Stationary combustionMain facility
Source recordFuel_activity.xlsx · 2025
Demonstration source
Scope 13,210
Purchased electricityAll sites
Source recordElectricity_invoices.pdf · 2025
Demonstration source
Scope 25,430
Purchased goods & servicesValue chain
Source recordPurchasing_activity.xlsx · 2025
Demonstration source
Scope 33,810

Illustrative inventory. Values are not CarbonAlp customer results.

From calculation to understanding

See what drives the total.

Compare periods and identify the largest sources before deciding where to look closer.

Illustrative inventory · not customer performance
Largest scope · 2025Scope 2 44%

Purchased electricity accounts for 5,430 tCO₂e in this sample inventory.

Review reporting readiness

05 Report · Prepare with context

Ready when
reporting starts.

Build a clear picture of your inventory, compare periods and review data completeness before preparing your reporting outputs.

Keep assumptions and outstanding records visible. Reporting starts with data you can explain.

Inventory reportDemonstration data

Annual emissions inventory

Reporting period · 2025
2025 inventory12,450 tCO₂e
2024 inventory13,840 tCO₂e
Data completeness 82%82%18 of 100 sample activity records need review.
Scope breakdown includedPeriod comparison preparedReview outstanding records before reporting

Illustrative output, not a verified or regulatory report.

Carbon accounting, explained

Clarity at every step.

What are Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3?

Scope 1 covers direct emissions from sources an organization owns or controls. Scope 2 covers purchased electricity, steam, heat and cooling. Scope 3 covers other indirect emissions in the organization’s value chain.

How does human review fit into document processing?

Extracted data is presented for review. A person checks the activity type, quantity, unit, site and period before confirming it for use in calculations.

What makes a calculation traceable?

A traceable record connects the activity data and units with the emission factor, its source, the calculation method and the resulting CO₂e value.

How does CarbonAlp support carbon reporting?

CarbonAlp supports structured carbon-accounting and reporting workflows by bringing activity records, calculation trails and scope breakdowns together. Teams can review their inventory and prepare reporting outputs. Requirements depend on each organization’s circumstances; certification or regulatory compliance is not implied.

Make room for a clearer perspective

Take control of
your carbon data.

Bring your activity data, calculations and reporting into one workspace.

CarbonAlp · Local preview

Your CarbonAlp workspace

The CarbonAlp application is separate from this marketing website. Workspace access will be connected before launch.

No information has been submitted.

CarbonAlp · Local preview

Book a demo

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