Global Electricity
Factors
A complete and authoritative set of global electricity emission factors. Produced by the experts behind the worlds leading GHG management platform.
What?
The authoritative dataset for global electricity emission factors. Derived directly from United Nations data on electricity production and trading by the team behind the award-winning Ecometrica Platform. This dataset provides factors for all the major Greenhouse Gases for both generation and T&D losses in 219 jurisdictions.
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Why Use Our Factors?
Time Saving
Get all the factors in one consistent spreadsheet
Accurate
Built on FactorAI, Ecometrica's class leading emission factor database, our factors are accurate, go beyond CO2 to provide all gases and include error analysis
Auditable
Greenhouse Gas Accounting requires transparency and auditability. Our factors are fully referenced and a detailed methodology is provided ensuring that your audit goes off without a hitch
Cost Saving
Use these factors for multiple clients, it's all included in the simple pricing structure and clear licensing terms. Save time compared to researching factors on your own.
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Simple Licensing Terms
The Single-Use License:
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Use the factors for your own greenhouse gas assessment
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Publish the subset of factors and references you used
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The Multi-Use License:
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Use the factors for doing greenhouse gas assessments for clients
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Publish the subset of factors and references used in client reports.
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Build the factors into internal tools
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These factors CANNOT be used in client-facing software
Price Plans
Three clear options depending on your intended use
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Electricity Factors
Single-Use
£295
Single Use License
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Technical Documents
Based on a detailed analysis of UN data on electricity production in over 219 countries and the amount lost in transmission and distribution (T&D). Accurate emission factors for grid electricity and T&D losses in CO2, CH4 and N2O per kWh were derived for each country. These factors when combined with Global Warming Potentials (GWP) are used to calculate scope 2 CO2e emissions and Scope 3 T&D CO2e emissions.