Direct emissions from what you own or control

Combustion in your facilities, fleets and processes. It is the scope you can measure most directly and the one that only reduction or verified removal can address; no certificate makes a furnace emit less.

Triangle twins the assets themselves, so Scope 1 is measured from operating data rather than estimated, and covers the residual, what cannot be reduced yet, with verified removal and reduction credits issued as regulated instruments and retired with an evidence record.

• A digital twin per facility, fleet or process, fed by meters and operating records
• Verified removal and reduction credits for the residual, never energy certificates
• Retirement typed, serialized and evidenced per claim
• Reporting that lines up with GHG Protocol Scope 1 and the disclosure regimes that cite it

Everything upstream and downstream of you

Suppliers, logistics, tenants, customers, financed assets, commuting. Scope 3 is most of most footprints and almost none of the data is yours. It is a data-routing problem before it is a carbon problem.

Triangle's Constellation links data up and downstream using a digital ID for every stakeholder. Each ID carries nested attributes for Scopes 1 to 3; categories aggregate upward; permissions decide who sees what and how often, annually, monthly or in real time depending on the counterparty. The result is a Scope 3 figure assembled from records, not from questionnaires reconciled by hand.

• A digital ID per stakeholder, upstream and downstream
• Nested Scope 1 to 3 attributes, aggregated by category to your figure
• Permissioned routing on the cadence each counterparty can support
• Residual covered with verified removal and reduction, evidenced per retirement
• Industry maps for banks, real estate, manufacturing, shipping and the rest

Each industry page carries its own upstream and downstream map. Start from Banks, Real estate or Manufacturing.