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The simplest way for a small steel mill to track its carbon emissions is software built to work out Scope 1 and 2 from monthly energy records. Arc furnace and rolling mill power, reheating gas and mobile equipment diesel are set up once, then you add monthly quantities. GHG Metric keeps it plain on a GHG Protocol basis, with specialist help for electrode carbon.
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Add the mill and pick grid electricity, reheating furnace gas, cranes and loaders, and any cooling equipment.
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Enter each month's power in kWh, gas in m³ and diesel in liters from invoices and logs.
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GHG Metric converts every quantity with a GHG Protocol factor and assigns it to Scope 1 or Scope 2.
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Check which furnace or line ranks first and plan your next efficiency step around it.
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Add the mill or rolling site
Create each melt shop, rerolling mill or finishing plant as a facility. Further sites can be added whenever the business grows.
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Choose cards for furnaces and fleet
Select power and gas, LPG or fuel oil for preheating, cooling equipment, and mobile plant like forklifts, scrap handlers and slag carriers. Electrodes and charge carbon are configured with our team.
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Name each furnace and meter once
Set up items such as "EAF electricity" in kWh, "Reheating furnace gas" in m³ or "Scrap handler diesel" in liters, and star them so they return each month.
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Enter figures and read the ranking
Add the month's quantities from invoices, meter readings and fuel logs. The mill total, stacked chart and source ranking change the moment you save.
Your team enters the energy side directly: grid electricity for the arc furnace, ladle furnace and rolling mill, natural gas for reheating and ladle preheating, and diesel or LPG for cranes, forklifts and scrap handlers. Carbon from graphite electrodes, charge carbon and fluxes depends on your melt practice, so GHG Metric's specialists help set up those process items for your mill.
Arc Furnace Power on Its Line
Electrode Carbon Set Up With Specialists
Reheating Gas in m³ or kWh

Our specialists help set up process carbon from electrodes, charge carbon and fluxes.
Scope 1 and 2 per month, with arc furnace power and reheating gas side by side.
Run a melt shop and a rerolling mill as separate sites with a combined total.
Factors for grid power, natural gas and diesel aligned with the GHG Protocol.
Melt shop, rolling mill and finance staff enter figures under role-based access.
Enter figures from the mill office or control pulpit in any browser, nothing to install.
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largest furnaces, lines and fleets ranked with tCO₂e and share of the mill total
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scopes: furnace fuel, vehicles and process carbon in Scope 1, grid power in Scope 2
Get on the waitlist and we'll tell you when you can enter furnace power, reheating gas and fleet diesel and see each one's share.
An EAF mill answers an automotive supplier
A car parts maker asks its steel supplier for Scope 1 and 2 emissions per ton of steel. The environmental manager enters a year of furnace power and reheating gas, works with GHG Metric's specialists on electrode and charge carbon, and shares the breakdown.
A rerolling mill owner learns what to track
A small mill that only reheats and rolls bought-in billets has no melt shop. The owner sets up reheating furnace gas, mill electricity and forklift fuel without specialist help and finds that reheating gas makes up most of the total.
A finance director compares two sites before a capex decision
A group running a melt shop and a rerolling mill needs one total and a fair split. With each site as its own location, the finance director sees results per site and combined, and sets a reduction target for the melt shop first.
Why should a steel mill track its carbon emissions?
Steel buyers in automotive, construction and machinery now ask suppliers for Scope 1 and 2 emissions, and many compare mills on those figures. Tracking also links CO2 to the two largest cost lines in most mills, arc furnace power and reheating gas. GHG Metric lets a mill handle the energy side itself and get specialist help with melt shop carbon.






