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The easiest way for a company with a few office buildings to track its carbon emissions is a tool that works them out from the energy records you already receive. You list each building's electricity, gas heating, AC refrigerant and generator diesel once, then type in monthly quantities. GHG Metric suits facility teams new to carbon reporting while keeping every calculation GHG Protocol-aligned.
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Add each building you operate and select electricity, heating, air conditioning and standby generators.
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Type monthly kWh, m³ of gas, kg of refrigerant topped up and liters of generator diesel.
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Factors for each fuel and your country's grid are applied, with results split into Scope 1 and 2.
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Review the ranking and act first on the building system with the largest share.
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Add your buildings
Create each office, retail unit or mixed-use building you operate as a facility. Start with one address and add the rest of the portfolio later.
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Choose what each building uses
Select what applies: refrigeration equipment for chillers and AC units, electricity and natural gas, heating oil or LPG, and diesel for standby generators or pool cars.
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Name meters, boilers and AC systems once
Create items like "Tower A electricity" in kWh, "Basement boiler gas" in m³ or "Roof VRF R-410A" in kg, and star each one to reuse.
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Enter the month, compare buildings
Type quantities from bills and contractor reports. Results per building, the portfolio total and the ranking of largest activities refresh on save.
Build every building's inventory card by card: electricity for lighting, lifts, IT and air handling, natural gas or heating oil for boilers, refrigerant added to chillers, VRF and split systems, and diesel for emergency generator test runs. You name equipment the way your facility team does. GHG Metric picks the factor for each fuel, refrigerant and country grid, then allocates the scope.
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AC Refrigerant Leaks Included
Generator Test Runs Captured

Add every office, retail unit or mixed-use building and see results per address and for the portfolio.
Scope 1 and 2 for each building in one monthly chart, ready for investor surveys.
Set a portfolio reduction target and follow monthly progress after each retrofit.
Facility coordinators enter data for their own buildings with role-based access.
GHG Protocol-aligned factors for heating fuels, common refrigerants and country grids.
Works in any browser from head office or a building's management suite, nothing installed.
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largest building activities ranked, from electricity to AC refrigerant
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inventory areas per building: power and gas, heating and generator fuels, AC, vehicles
Request early access to be notified once electricity, gas and HVAC service figures can go in for every building you run.
A property manager answers an investor's portfolio survey
A real estate fund asks for Scope 1 and 2 emissions across eight office buildings. The property manager adds each as a location, types in a year of bills and HVAC reports, and sends per-building results with the portfolio total from the dashboard.
A facility manager checks a heat pump retrofit
After replacing a gas boiler with air-source heat pumps, the facility manager follows the building's gas and electricity items month by month. Boiler gas drops out of the ranking while electricity rises slightly, and the reduction target shows the net improvement.
A consultancy with three offices responds to a corporate client
A large client asks its suppliers for Scope 1 and 2 figures for its own supply-chain reporting. The office manager sets up three offices, enters electricity, heating and AC top-ups, and finds that an aging split system adds a noticeable share.
Why should an office building owner or occupier track carbon emissions?
Investors, lenders, corporate tenants and large clients now ask for Scope 1 and 2 figures per building, and energy performance increasingly affects lettings and property value. Tracking also exposes waste in heating, cooling and out-of-hours lighting. GHG Metric gives owners, managers and occupiers an easy way to build those figures building by building.






