Comprehensive Overview

Accurate greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and micro-meteorological logging are essential for corporate sustainability reporting, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies, and carbon footprint audits. We deploy continuous weather stations and quantify industrial CO2, CH4, and N2O emissions in line with the IPCC GHG Protocol and ISO 14064 guidelines.

Applicable Regulatory Standards & Testing Protocols

✓ GHG Protocol Corporate Accounting Standard ✓ ISO 14064-1 (Quantification of GHG Emissions) ✓ IMD (Indian Meteorological Department) Guidelines

Analyzed Parameters & Test Methods

Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Methane (CH4), Nitrous Oxide (N2O)

Wind Speed (m/s) & Wind Direction (360° Wind Rose Diagram)

Ambient Air Temperature (°C) & Relative Humidity (%)

Atmospheric Pressure (hPa) & Barometric Trend

Solar Radiation (W/m²) & Rainfall Measurement (mm)

Scope 1 Direct & Scope 2 Indirect Carbon Footprint Calculation

Sample Intake & Turnaround Protocol

24-Hour Continuous Automated Weather Logging & Fuel Consumption Data | Turnaround Time: 5 Working Days

Key Scope & Execution Deliverables

Ultrasonic weather station deployment with automated data logger

Wind Rose diagram generation for dispersion modeling studies

ISO 14064 carbon emission factor calculations for fuel and electricity usage

Comprehensive EIA Baseline Meteorological Report

Key Business & Regulatory Benefits

Supports ESG compliance, BRSR disclosures, and CDP carbon filings

Provides baseline meteorological inputs for dispersion modeling

Required Document Checklist

Annual Fuel Consumption Records (Diesel, LPG, Furnace Oil)
Electricity Meter Bills & DG Run Logbook