Reporting → Scope 3 holds the Category 11 estimate for the fuels and products you sold: the emissions from burning them, not from making them.
It is a separate module for Professional and Enterprise plans. It needs the scope3_cat11 module; other plans see a short note on the page instead.
Enter sold quantities
- Choose the Asset, the Month, the Product and the Quantity. The unit follows the product: tonnes for liquids and solids, cubic metres for natural gas.
- Choose the Basis: Operated (100 %) or Equity share. The basis is recorded for information; it does not change the figure.
- Tick Non-energy use for feedstock, bitumen/asphalt or lubricants that were not burned. These rows are kept and shown as non-energy, never silently dropped, and they are not part of the estimate.
- Add more rows for other products and months. A locked month cannot be changed, as for any other activity data.
Calculate
Choose the asset and the month range, then press Calculate. Each sold row is multiplied by the per-product combustion factor of the factor library (method SOLD_PRODUCT_COMB_V1, gases CO₂, CH₄, N₂O or CO₂e as the factor provides), and the result is stored per product and gas.
A row whose reporting year has no factor in the library is skipped and listed, never estimated with a guess. The factor release used is shown with the results.
What the number is not
- Category 11 is an estimate, not a measured emission and not a Scope 1 or Scope 2 result.
- It is never added to a scope total, a pack check, a target, a budget or an official filing output.
- The GHG inventory report shows it in its own labelled section, after the Scope 1/2 statement of limitations, and no other report or pack includes it.
- Non-energy use is shown as excluded rather than counted.
Whether a disclosure (ESRS, IFRS S2, CDP, GRI) may carry the figure is a decision outside this page; ask support before quoting it externally.
See Emission factors and Reports.