CY24
Description
In accordance with the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, all reported values for DataVision’s GHG emissions included in Table 1 represent best available data at the time of publication. The following scopes and categories were determined to be material for DataVision’s inventory for both calendar year 2024:
- Scope 1 – Direct emissions from stationary combustion
- Scope 2 – Indirect emissions from purchased electricity
- Scope 3.1 – Purchased Goods & Services
- Scope 3.3 – Fuel- and Energy-Related Activities
- Scope 3.4 – Upstream Transportation and Distribution
- Scope 3.6 – Business Travel
- Scope 3.7 – Employee Commuting
Table 1 below highlights the numerical values of GHG emissions in metric tons of CO2e for all relevant scopes and categories for DataVision’s GHG inventory for CY24. Table 2 below highlights the megawatt hours (MWh) of energy for the relevant scopes and categories.
Table 1: GHG Emissions by Scope (mtCO2e) – 2024
Table 2: Energy Consumption Within the Organization (MWh) – 2024
| Activity Type | DataVision 2024 Energy Usage (MWh) |
| Electricity (Scope 2) | 47.56 |
| Total Energy | 47.56 |
DataVision’s Responsibility
Throughout the process of calculating DataVision’s GHG Emissions Inventory (“Carbon Footprint”), DataVision was responsible for providing an accurate description of DataVision’s corporate structure and operations, and for providing accurate and complete source data.
Further, DataVision is responsible for reviewing the GHG Emissions Inventory generated by Green Project, and for noting any errors or omissions included therein.
Green Project’s Responsibility
Green Project was responsible for:
- Reviewing and analyzing source data provided by DataVision, ensuring that source data was consistent with DataVision’s own description of its operations and facilities.
- Determining appropriate emissions factors or other numerical values needed to determine the quantities of GHG Emissions released by DataVision’s activities.
- Inputting DataVision’s source data into the Green Project platform, and validating calculations produced by the platform in all relevant outputs.
Inherent Limitations
Green Project is not an auditor and is not authorized to provide assurance or attestation services. Green Project did not investigate the veracity of the underlying source data or description of corporate structure. While our analysts review all provided data to screen for common errors and possible inconsistencies, DataVision is solely responsible for providing accurate data about its operations.
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol is an evolving standard, and reporting corporate emissions requires making informed decisions regarding whether specific categories should be included or excluded from an inventory. Green Project has historically updated its calculation methodology as industry best practices and standards have evolved and similarly may continue to revise our calculation methodology in the future. The GHG Emissions inventory should be considered up to date as of the year listed on this document.
Conclusion
- In our opinion, in all material respects:
- The quantities above accurately represent DataVision’s GHG Emissions Inventory (“Carbon Footprint”), calculated and reported in compliance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol’s Corporate standard, for the period 1 January, 2024 through 31 December, 2024, based on the data provided to Green Project.
- Due to the nature of DataVision’s operations, Waste and Upstream Leased Assets are not material.
- DataVision stated they did not have any Capital Goods in 2024.
- All source data provided by DataVision was mapped to appropriate, up-to-date emissions factors published by reputable governmental or 3rd-party sources.
