liquid-fuels Scope 1 (Direct)

Ethanol (E100)

Emission factor for pure ethanol used as a transport fuel. Ethanol's CO₂ emissions from combustion are considered biogenic (carbon-neutral), but CH₄ and N₂O emissions are still counted.

Emission Factor Value

0.4

kg CO₂-e/GJ

What is the emission factor for ethanol?

The Scope 1 emission factor for pure ethanol is 0.40 kg CO₂-e per GJ. The CO₂ from combustion is biogenic and not counted, leaving only CH₄ and N₂O emissions.

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The factor is the easy part

Looking up a factor takes seconds. Getting the quantity off a concrete docket, a subcontractor invoice or a freight consignment, and proving later where it came from, is where Scope 3 reporting for AASB S2 breaks. Carbonly reads physical quantities off supplier documents, matches each line to an NGA or construction EPD factor, and keeps every number traced to its source document. Why Scope 3 breaks.

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