Welcome to Sumday
- Welcome to Sumday
  - What is Sumday?
  - What Do I Get for Free?
  - How do I invite my team members to Sumday?
  - Frequently Asked Questions
  - What Happens After the Free Period?
  - What is Carbon Accounting?
  - Can I provide access to Sumday to my own Suppliers?
Data and Privacy
- Data and Security
  - Security Information Overview
  - Data Security and Privacy
  - Infrastructure and Application Security
  - Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
  - Multi Factor Authentication
  - GDPR Compliance
GHG Accounting
- GHG Accounting
  - A Guide to Scope 1 Emissions
  - A Guide to Scope 2 Emissions
  - A Guide to Scope 3 Emissions
  - Setting the Emissions Boundary
  - Uncertainty
  - Assurance
  - Target Setting
  - Primary Factors
  - The GHG Protocol
  - What are Emission Factors?
- Emission Reduction
  - Emission Reduction
  - Scope 1 Emission Reduction Opportunities
  - Scope 2 Emission Reduction Opportunities
  - Scope 3 Emission Reduction Opportunities
- For Portfolio Companies
  - General Details
  - Primary Energy Consumption Data
  - Primary Production Data
  - GHG Emissions Data
  - The PCAF Standard
The Sumday Academy
- Education First
  - What is the Sumday Academy?
  - What is the Accounting Support Team?
  - Introduction to Carbon Accounting Course - For Business Stakeholders
  - Introduction to Carbon Accounting Course - For Advisors
  - CPD Hours
  - Learn with our upcoming webinars
How do I use Sumday
- Using Sumday
  - Using Sumday - Overview
  - Calculating Scope 1 Emissions
  - Calculating Scope 2 Emissions
  - Calculating Scope 3 Emissions
  - Setting Targets in Sumday
  - Calculating Emissions Intensity in Sumday
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Calculating Scope 1 Emissions

Calculating Scope 1 Emissions in Sumday?

Go to Assessments in the left hand menu.

Go to Accounting

Go to Scope 1

Click into each category that’s relevant for your business. If you’re just using fuel for cars, it will just be mobile consumption.

Click add item and (you can start with 1 or add 20 if you have a lot of vehicles for example)

Give your asset a name, select the fuel type, location and copy past the consumption in (you can do this in bulk by clicking export, populating the excel template and copy pasting the data into the table)

Go to Dashboards and take the total number of Scope 1 emissions.

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Tip: We can walk you through this, just reach out here or get your accountant, sustainability or finance team involved. Watch the video below for a walk through.

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Using Sumday - Overview Calculating Scope 2 Emissions