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so i won't go into much detail about scope 1 scope 2 and scope 3. please refer to some of my training videos sufficient to say that when you are describing your carbon footprint a bluffer would use the phrases scope 1 scope 2 and scope 3. scope 1 being those emissions that your business are directly responsible for scope 2 effectively electricity usage by your business and scope 3 indirect emissions so those emissions that your business is indirectly responsible for primarily from suppliers and services provided by other businesses for whom your scope 3 is their scope 1 and scope 2. so let's plow into this burning of natural gas if you have a gas boiler heat water with gas any sort of gas i should say prior to commencing this it would be worthwhile gathering your gas bill for the year your electricity bill for the year um any information about diesel and petrol use within your business also your water bill would be useful so i'm just going to apply through this um the formatting is basically wherever you see an enter you need to enter a number so enter your business gas consumption in kilowatt hours so you'll get this from your gas bill so i'm just going to say your average home is about 12 000 so i'm going to say 1200 or sorry 120 000 and this uses the conversion factor so you don't need to enter that and this comes up with a result of 120 000 kilowatt hours equals 21 tons now i've seen businesses with an awful lot more gas usage but we'll just stick to that burning of diesel in vehicles for business so let's assume you have two vans each using about 50 liters a week 52 weeks so five let's say 5 000 liters a year so 525 to 550 tenths so 5000 liters burning of petrol in vehicles for business so let's say you have one car that you run around in similarly to working out the diesel let's say 2 500 liters per year so 50 liters a week 50 50 weeks a year and again using uh government greenhouse gas conversion protocols that petrol is about 5.8 tons of co2 equivalent so i've only used three factors here the main factor missing would be potentially f gases lpg other quite a number of other minor factors but for most businesses that would cover i'd say 80 percent of your scope one so we get 41 tons next so now we're on to greenhouse gas protocol scope 2 emissions and these are from electricity so your electricity bill and the other supplied heat so that could be if you're on a district heating system or electric vehicles that are used for business use and that's actually a new one um this year main supply electricity enter your business electricity consumption and kilowatt hours i'm just going to say a hundred thousand knots of that so...