How to understand your Emissions Report

Overview

Use this guide to read and validate the key sections of an emissions report in Nuonic before sharing results internally or externally.

Prerequisites

  • You can access Emissions Reporting > Reports.
  • At least one emissions report has been generated.
  • You know whether your reporting requirement is aligned to NGA or NGER.

Steps

  1. Open Emissions Reporting > Reports.
  2. In the reports table, identify the report you need using:
  • Reporting Period
  • Status
  • Last Modified
  1. Open the report row to view report details.
  2. In Report Details, confirm Measurement Method.
  3. Review the summary sections:
  • Total Fuel Consumed
  • Total Energy Consumed
  • Total Emissions Generated
  1. Review Fuel Type Summary to understand contribution by fuel category.
  2. Review Emissions by Asset to identify which assets contribute most to emissions.
  3. Confirm Report Status before distribution or submission.

What each report section means

Report Details

Shows the report context and core assumptions, including the Measurement Method used for calculations.

Measurement Method

Use this field to confirm the reporting basis:

  • National Greenhouse Accounts Factors ... indicates an NGA method.
  • National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting 2025 indicates an NGER method.

Total Fuel Consumed

Shows total fuel volume included in the report period and scope.

Total Energy Consumed

Shows total energy derived from the included fuel/activity data.

Total Emissions Generated

Shows total emissions outcome for the selected report scope and period.

Fuel Type Summary

Breaks emissions/fuel values by fuel category so you can see category-level contribution.

Emissions by Asset

Breaks emissions by asset to support hotspot analysis and operational follow-up.

Report Status

Indicates report lifecycle state (for example draft/ready) and whether it is suitable for sharing.

Screenshots

Emissions reports list with key columns highlighted Emissions reports list showing available reports and key table columns.

Report details with Measurement Method highlighted Example of an NGA-aligned report where the Measurement Method uses National Greenhouse Accounts factors.

Example NGER report view Example of an NGER-aligned report where the Measurement Method shows National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting 2025.

Fuel Type Summary section highlighted Fuel Type Summary section showing contribution by fuel category.

Emissions by Asset section highlighted Emissions by Asset section showing emissions contribution by individual asset.

Report Status section highlighted Report Status section showing the current lifecycle state of the report.

Troubleshooting

  • If Measurement Method is missing, reopen the report and confirm you are in the detail view, not the reports list.
  • If totals look incorrect, verify report period, included assets, and source data completeness.
  • If expected assets are missing in Emissions by Asset, check asset inclusion and data availability for the selected period.
  • If the report is still draft, complete internal review before sharing externally.

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