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🖼️ Carbon Footprint: Generic dashboards
🖼️ Carbon Footprint: Generic dashboards
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Written by Support @Greenly
Updated over 4 months ago

To monitor the environmental impact of your company and achieve sustainability goals, it is essential to have an overview of your emissions.

By going to My Emissions> Carbon Footprint, you will have access to 5 analysis tables.

1. Emissions by category

This tab gives a view of your emissions by categories (Energy, Services, etc.) and subcategories.

2. Emissions by scope

This tab gives a detailed view of your emission following the official GHG Protocol division in scopes and categories.

3. Sector comparison

This view gives a detailed comparison between your GHG assessment and the average for your sector benchmark. This will help you figure out how you compare with companies with similar profiles.

4. Year-over-year emissions

This view allows you to clearly understand where your emissions have evolved over several years. You can track changes in emission factors by category.

5. Granular Audit view

This view allows you to dive into the details of your emissions, and check the portion that was computed using activity data VS financial data.


⚙️ Dashboards' features

You have several options to interact with your dashboards.

  • Detailed figures when hovering your mouse.

  • Filtering the diagrams.

  • Export the data.

🔢 Detailed figures

By hovering some elements of a diagram, you can access detailed figures.

For example, this can be the numerical value of a part of a diagram.

Don't hesitate to move your mouse everywhere over the dashboards.

🎚️ Filtering

Filters allow you to zoom in on a portion of the dataset, and cross some data between different diagrams.

  1. You can use interactive filters at your disposal to filter out some part of the data.
    For example: use the year selector to choose the year for which you want to assess the results.

  2. You can also click on some part of a diagram to filter the corresponding data.
    For some dashboards, this may allow you to filter other diagrams to cross the data visualization between several diagrams.

Don't hesitate to click on some elements of your dashboard to test its interactivity.

📥 Export

Finally, the dashboards give you the option to download the data corresponding to the displayed graphs.

  • Click on the top-right icon near to some diagram.

  • Choose desired format : CSV or XLSX to obtain the dataset which is plotted on the graph, PNG to obtain a reusable image of the diagram.

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