Imagine trying to track every single gram of carbon emitted by every part of a product, from the raw metal to the final delivery. It is like trying to count every grain of sand on a beach using a magnifying glass. This tool acts like a high-tech scanner that automatically finds the right data and fills in the gaps to give a clear picture of a company's environmental impact.
European manufacturers struggle to report Scope 1-3 emissions due to complex value chains and evolving regulations like CSRD and CBAM. Inaccurate reporting leads to lost competitiveness and risk of market share loss.
An AI-powered carbon accounting software. It includes a Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) module and a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) module with a database of 7,000+ emission factors.
If you are a mid-sized manufacturer dealing with complex supply chain reporting for car brands — this project developed AI software that calculates Scope 1-3 emissions. It uses a database of over 7,000 harmonized emission factors to ensure your product data is accurate and compliant.
If you are an equipment builder dealing with EU Taxonomy and CBAM regulations — this project developed a digital twin allocation model. This allows you to break down corporate emissions to the specific product level for better reporting.
If you are a chemical producer dealing with inconsistent carbon data from global suppliers — this project developed a probabilistic approach to data quality. This helps you identify where primary data is missing and incentivizes better sourcing.
Based on available project data, specific pricing or cost structures are not disclosed.
Yes, the software is designed to calculate full Scope 1-3 emissions and product emissions at scale for manufacturing companies.
Based on available project data, the software was developed by Tanso Technologies GmbH, but specific licensing terms are not provided.
The platform supports compliance with CSRD, CBAM, EU Taxonomy, and CSDDD, following ISO 14064 and ISO 14067 standards.
It uses a supply chain model of industrial averages and a database of over 7,000 harmonized emission factors to complete the calculations.
The project is led by a single SME, Tanso Technologies GmbH, with a 100% industry ratio. This indicates a highly commercial focus where the development is driven by market needs rather than academic research, ensuring the resulting software is built for immediate industrial application.
Contact Tanso Technologies GmbH in Germany for software licensing and implementation.
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