Your emissions are in the fuel you burn and the freight you subcontract
The records for both are usually spread across depots and formats. The Analyst works through your fuel-card and telematics data and builds a footprint for each route.
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From fuel-card data to a per-route number you can back up
The evidence is scattered: fuel-card exports, telematics feeds and consignment records, in different formats across every depot. The Analyst reconciles litres to each vehicle, matches the right factor, and produces a per-route footprint with the source, factor and reasoning shown, so it holds up when an assurer asks.
Emissions line
Diesel, B-double linehaul Sydney–Melbourne, March
Result
2.65 t CO₂e
How the Analyst got there
Source
Fuel-card export, 988 L diesel
Emission factor
NGA 2025, diesel: 2.68 kg CO₂e/L (Scope 1 combustion)
Reasoning
Own-fleet combustion → Scope 1. Activity-based: metered litres.
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Calculation accuracy
Per-route
Emissions tracking
30 min
Average processing time
Every number traced to sourceSee a finished inventory, every number traced to its source
A completed, ASRS-ready example. Every figure linked back to its source document, emission factor, and reasoning.
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How it works
Drop in fuel-card exports, telematics and consignment data, the Analyst calculates each scope with matched factors, and you report per route, per depot or consolidated across the network.
See the full process →Scope 1 · Own fleet
Fleet fuel
For a carrier that runs its own trucks, fuel is the footprint. CO2 Lab reads fuel-card and telematics data per vehicle, applies the current NGA factor for each fuel and blend, and reports emissions on a well-to-wheel basis rather than tailpipe only.
Litres per vehicle from fuel cards and telematics
Diesel, biodiesel blends and renewable diesel (HVO)
Well-to-wheel, not tailpipe only
Emissions per tonne-kilometre by route
Subcontracted line-haul and last-mile
Weight, distance and mode from consignments
GLEC and ISO 14083 default intensities
Primary and default data clearly labelled
Scope 3 · Category 4
Subcontracted freight
Most operators move a lot of freight on other people's trucks, and rarely get fuel data back. When the carrier stays silent, CO2 Lab takes the consignment data you do have (weight, distance, mode) and applies GLEC and ISO 14083 intensities, flagging exactly where the number is a default rather than measured.
Intensity
Load and empty running
Two trucks burning the same diesel can carry very different footprints per tonne moved. CO2 Lab reports emissions per tonne-kilometre, so a better load factor or a backhaul that cuts empty running shows up as a real reduction, not a rounding difference.
Emissions per tonne-kilometre by lane
Load factor and empty running
Backhaul and consolidation gains
Reefer and cold-chain surcharges
Frequently asked questions
One footprint for your whole network
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Where to go next
Spend vs activity-based
Which method to use where, and why it changes your Scope 3.
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IntegrationXero
Pull fuel and subcontractor spend straight from your accounts.
ComplianceASRS by group
Your reporting group, start date and disclosure requirements.