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Evidence guide

Calculate a potential Scope 1 effect

Define the organisational and operational boundary before calculating a reduction. Use source records for every input.

Start with the evidenceAll reporting guides
01

Set the Scope 1 boundary

Confirm that the affected source is owned or controlled under the organisation’s chosen consolidation approach.

02

Calculate the energy effect

Use the measured or documented equipment change, operating hours and system efficiency. Keep baseline and post-change conditions comparable.

Inzonex removable modular insulation on industrial equipment
Equipment heat loss

Measure exposed hot surfaces

Use measured surface area, temperature and operating hours to calculate heat loss from boilers, kilns, heat exchangers, valves and pipework. Inzonex supplies removable modular insulation for equipment that requires maintenance access.

  • Design target: surface temperature at or below 45 °C, subject to the application and design review
  • Claimed heat-loss reduction: up to 96%, subject to the measured boundary and insulation specification
  • Removable construction for inspection and maintenance access
  • Calculation record available for the selected equipment and operating conditions

Do not add a calculated reduction to an emissions report until the reporting boundary, factor, implementation date and verification method have been approved.

03

Apply the reporting-year factor

Use the factor that matches the activity, unit, fuel basis, geography and reporting year. Record the publication and table.

04

Plan verification

State whether the result is estimated, calculated, measured or assured and how performance will be checked after implementation.

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Official sources

No default equipment count, operating time, system efficiency or reduction percentage is used on this page.

Source: Inzonex Carbon Hub — inzonex.co.uk/carbon · prices dated as shown on each figure · schedule per Regulation (EU) 2023/956 · indicative analytics, not compliance advice.