How to calculate carbon emissions?

Carbon emission is the general name or abbreviation of greenhouse gas emission. The most important gas in greenhouse gases is carbon dioxide, so the word carbon is used as a representative. Although it is not accurate, the most understandable method is to simply understand "carbon emissions" as "carbon dioxide emissions".

To calculate carbon emissions, we must first determine the emission sources. The types of emission sources vary widely, such as coal combustion, oil combustion, natural gas combustion and human and animal breathing.

Secondly, determine the carbon emission coefficient, which refers to the coefficient of CO2 emission in a certain energy consumption process.

For example, during power generation, the amount of CO2 converted from the energy consumption involved in generating 1 kWh is the CO2 emission coefficient during power generation.

Finally, the amount of emission source multiplied by the carbon emission factor of emission source is carbon emission.

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The calculation method is the default value of net calorific value * the default value of effective CO2 emission coefficient KG/TJ = how much CO2 is emitted per kilogram of fuel.

The calculation method directly uses the material quantity * emission coefficient value.

The calculation method directly uses the distance * emission coefficient value.

The calculation method directly uses the kwh* emission factor value.

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