Scope 1 & Scope 2 carbon
accounting for Indian
manufacturers.
Compliance-grade GHG accounting for any manufacturing facility with obligations under GHG Protocol, BRSR, ISO 14064, or India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme. Built for operations with real emission complexity — not a generic SaaS repurposed for industrial use.
India's manufacturing sector faces a simultaneous compliance pressure: SEBI's BRSR mandate for listed companies, EU buyer CSRD requirements for exporters, and India's CCTS for energy-intensive facilities. Sustaineve handles all three with a single calculation methodology and multiple output formats.
What Sustaineve calculates for manufacturers
Output formats
Emission Sources
Every manufacturing emission source — covered.
GHG Protocol defines eight categories across Scope 1 and Scope 2. Sustaineve handles all eight, with IPCC 2006 and 2019 Refinement emission factors pre-loaded for Indian manufacturing contexts.
Scope 1
4 categories — all handled in Sustaineve
Stationary combustion
Boilers, furnaces, kilns, generators — coal, gas, diesel, HFO, biomass
Mobile combustion
Factory vehicles, forklifts, company fleet — diesel, petrol, CNG
Fugitive emissions
Refrigerant leaks, SF₆, methane from processes
Process emissions
Chemical reactions, calcination, fermentation — beyond combustion
Scope 2
4 categories — all handled in Sustaineve
Purchased electricity
Grid electricity from DISCOM — state-specific CEA factors applied
Purchased steam
Steam sourced from external utility or co-generation
Purchased heat
District heating, thermal utility supplies
Purchased cooling
Chilled water, external cooling systems
Compliance Framework
One calculation. Multiple compliance outputs.
A GHG Protocol Corporate Standard Scope 1 and Scope 2 inventory calculated by Sustaineve simultaneously satisfies BRSR Principal 6 requirements, provides the data your EU buyer needs for CSRD compliance, and generates an ISO 14064-aligned inventory for independent verification.
Emission factors used are IPCC 2006 Guidelines and 2019 Refinements — the authoritative international source. For Indian electricity, CEA grid emission factors are applied at state level. All factor sources are documented in the report output for auditor review.
India's mandatory ESG disclosure — GHG accounting maps directly to Principal 6
Global standard used by EU buyers, SBTi, and independent verifiers
International GHG quantification — audit trail supports third-party verification
Authoritative emission factors — the same source your auditor will reference
Audit-ready Scope 1 & 2 reporting for your operations.
First compliance report within one week.