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When an EU importer cannot use your installation data, prescribed default values may apply instead. We produce traceable figures your buyer can use.

Illustration: verified emissions data flowing from India to the European Union and the Gulf — a carbon-credit sprout token, a CO₂ greenhouse-gas mark and an export cargo ship orbiting a globe.

THE SHAPE OF A FOOTPRINT

A vague cloud becomes a number you can defend.

BEAT 01

One plume.

Most companies start here: a single, undifferentiated cloud. One vague number for the whole business — or no number at all.

A five-stage diagram of a corporate carbon footprint. Stage one: the footprint is a single undifferentiated plume, reported as one vague figure. Stage two: it resolves into three measured streams shown as bars inside a one-hundred-per-cent track — Scope 1, direct on-site combustion, eighteen per cent; Scope 2, purchased power, eight per cent; Scope 3, value chain, seventy-four per cent. Stage three: Scope 3 dominates, and breaks down into purchased goods and services, raw materials, upstream logistics, and use of sold products. Stage four: four named levers are applied — energy efficiency reduces Scope 1 by fifty-five per cent, renewable power reduces Scope 2 by ninety per cent, supplier engagement reduces Scope 3 by twenty-four per cent and process and materials change reduces it by a further sixty-eight per cent — leaving Scope 1 at 8.1, Scope 2 at 0.8 and Scope 3 at 18.1 per cent of the baseline. Stage five: the baseline of one hundred per cent is shown directly above a residual bar of twenty-seven per cent on the same scale. That residual is measured, not offset, and not zero. Example only: these percentages show how a manufacturing footprint can be broken down — they are not Prakrti client data.

TOTAL EMISSIONS

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UNMEASURED · UNATTRIBUTED

BEAT 02

It resolves.

Metered fuel, purchased power, supplier invoices. The cloud separates into three accounted streams, each attributable to a boundary in the GHG Protocol.

BEAT 03

Most of it isn’t yours.

Scope 3 dominates. It sits with suppliers, raw materials, freight and the product in use — outside your fence line, inside your inventory.

BEAT 04

Levers apply.

Efficiency, renewable power, supplier engagement, process change. Named actions against named streams — each one traceable to a line in the inventory.

BEAT 05

What remains is honest.

A smaller footprint, and a residual that is still there. Not zero, not offset away — measured, reduced, and stated. That is the number an auditor can follow.

EARNED, NOT CLAIMED

Every reduction traces to a metered, invoiced or verified source.

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Example only: these percentages show how a manufacturing footprint can be broken down — they are not Prakrti client data.

MeasureUnderstand your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions across operations and the supply chain.
RespondAnswer CBAM, BRSR, and customer carbon-data requests with traceable figures.
ReduceUse a clear emissions baseline to choose practical reduction actions.

HOW WE MAKE IT USEFUL

Make your carbon data clear and usable.

Prakrti turns your business records into a clear, traceable picture of your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions—so your team can understand the number and explain what supports it.

See the full picture

We bring together the fuel, electricity, process, and supply-chain information behind your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.

Know where the number comes from

Important figures connect to source records such as meter readings, utility bills, invoices, and delivery notes.

Use it with confidence

One consistent inventory can support CBAM, BRSR, customer requests, and future reporting needs.