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The easiest way for a small cement producer to track its carbon emissions is software fed with monthly plant records. You list kiln fuels, mill electricity and quarry vehicle diesel once, then type each month's quantities, while calcination CO2 is set up from clinker output. GHG Metric pairs plain-language fuel and power tracking with team support for calcination, all on GHG Protocol methods.
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Add the plant or grinding station and pick kiln fuels, grid power, quarry vehicles and cooling units.
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Each month, type petcoke and coal in kg, gas in m³, power in kWh and diesel in liters.
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GHG Metric applies GHG Protocol factors and files fuel, calcination and power under Scope 1 or 2.
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Use the dashboard ranking to see whether calcination, kiln fuel or mill power needs attention first.
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Register the plant or grinding station
Add each site as a facility. A grinding station without a kiln only needs fuel, power and vehicles, so its setup is shorter.
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Pick cards for kiln, mills and quarry
Select power and natural gas, then coal, petcoke or fuel oil for the kiln and dryers, refrigeration units, and quarry vehicles like dumpers and loaders. Our team adds calcination for the kiln.
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Name your fuels and meters
Create items such as "Kiln petcoke" in kg, "Cement mill 2 electricity" in kWh or "Quarry dumper diesel" in liters, then star them for next month.
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Enter monthly quantities, check the ranking
Type figures from weighbridge records, power invoices and fleet logs. Totals, the monthly chart and the six largest activities update immediately.
Kiln coal, petcoke and gas, dryer fuels, mill and fan electricity, and quarry diesel are entered by your own staff through the guided inventory. Calcination depends on clinker output and chemistry, so our technical team helps set up that line with plant-specific inputs. Process CO2 then sits apart from kiln fuel CO2, which makes the two easier to explain to customers.
Calcination Apart From Kiln Fuel
Coal, Petcoke and Gas Covered
Plant Inputs Agreed With Us

Monthly Scope 1 and 2, with calcination, kiln fuel and power shown as separate lines.
Our technical team helps set up calcination CO2 using your clinker data.
Track a kiln plant and grinding stations separately and as one total.
Factors for coal, petcoke, gas and grid power aligned with the GHG Protocol.
Set a plant target and follow monthly progress as clinker or fuel projects start.
Kiln, maintenance and finance staff enter their own figures with role-based rights.
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largest plant activities ranked, from kiln to quarry fleet, with tCO₂e and share
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self-service inventory areas: power and gas, kiln fuels, refrigeration and quarry vehicles
Sign up and our team will be in touch at launch, so you can enter kiln fuel, mill power and quarry diesel while calcination is set up with you.
A plant manager answers a ready-mix customer
A ready-mix group bidding on public projects asks for Scope 1 and 2 with process CO2 shown separately. The plant manager agrees calcination inputs with GHG Metric's team, enters a year of kiln fuel and power, and shares the dashboard split.
A grinding station owner sets up a simpler inventory
An owner who grinds bought-in clinker runs no kiln, so there is no calcination on site. The owner picks mill electricity, dryer gas and loader diesel, finishes setup in one session and sees that mill power makes up most of the site total.
A finance director prepares for a sustainability-linked loan
The bank asks for a year of emissions and a reduction target before setting loan terms. The finance director sets a plant target in GHG Metric and shows monthly progress as a new cement type with less clinker comes into production.
Why should a cement plant track its carbon emissions?
Cement is among the most carbon-intensive building materials, so contractors, ready-mix producers, public tenders and lenders increasingly ask producers for Scope 1 and 2 figures. Regular tracking also shows how fuel mix and clinker content drive costs as well as CO2. GHG Metric lets a cement plant track fuel and power itself and get help with calcination.






