Transport CO₂ Estimate | Emissions ???
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Transport CO₂ ???

Quickly estimate transport CO₂e using distance × weight × mode factor.

For official reporting, calculate according to applicable standards/guidelines. This tool is for estimates only.
What this tool promises
Quick approximation Option comparison Conversation starter
What this tool does not promise
Official reporting Audit readiness Regulatory-compliant calculations

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??s are minimal to keep estimates under one minute.

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Use the preset as a starting point and edit factors.
Factor
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Total emissions
Enter values kg CO₂e
ton-km
Enter values
ton-km = distance × weight
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Factors are assumed as CO₂e.

Emission factors (editable)

Factors vary widely by region, vehicle type, load factor, and route. ?? as needed.

Factors are assumed as CO₂e.

How it works

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Where are the factors from?
?? factors are generic references. Actual values vary widely by transport conditions, so the tool is designed to let you edit factors.
Can I use this for official reporting?
???. For audits, regulatory reporting, or disclosures, use the appropriate standards/guidelines and company rules. This tool is an estimate only.
How should I choose distance?
For a rough estimate, use map distance or standard internal distance. For more accuracy, use actuals.
Should weight be gross or cargo weight?
For simplicity, this tool assumes cargo weight. In practice, volumetric weight, load factor, and container type can matter; adjust factors as needed.

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