Emissions · Compliance

Scope 1 Fleet Emissions Reporting for Construction and Institutional Clients

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Clients, lenders and boards may ask for fleet greenhouse gas information. Begin with the reporting boundary and an appropriate accounting method, then assemble the records needed to explain the result.

What belongs in a Scope 1 inventory

Scope 1 covers direct greenhouse gas emissions from owned or controlled sources under the chosen organizational boundary. Relevant greenhouse gases include CO2, CH4 and N2O. Leased vehicles and other activities need classification under the applicable boundary. Air-pollutant information is supplementary, not an addition to the greenhouse gas inventory.

Platform visibility and supporting records

FMS leverages ReWheel's proprietary ML models that take engine, OBD and environmental inputs to provide visibility into CO2, NOx, CO, PM and HC emissions. Keep the reporting period, source records and limitations clear.

ReWheel FMS does not cover CH4 or N2O, so those gases need another source in a Scope 1 inventory.

Build a traceable supporting record

  • Define the fleet boundary and reporting period.
  • Retain supporting records and document missing data.
  • Document the source and limitations of each report.
  • Keep supplementary air-pollutant reports clearly labeled and separate.
  • Review the inventory against the applicable program and assurance requirements.

FMS records can support this review where the selected hardware and available data fit the task. Discuss exports and workflow requirements for your construction or institutional operation.

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