- Knowledge Base
- Glossary
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Getting started
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Onboarding
- Module 1 - Get an overview
- Module 2 - Build your inventory
- Module 3 - Define your plan structure
- Module 4 - Find your pathway to net zero
- Module 5 - Adjust and fine-tune your Transition Elements
- Module 6 - Decarbonize your city's energy supply
- Module 7 - Define powerful actions
- Module 8 - Communicate your plan
- Module 9 - Keep track of your progress
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Inventory
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Pathways
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Actions
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Dashboard
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Watchlist
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Transition Elements
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Glossary
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Troubleshooting
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Disclaimer
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Under Construction
Emission factors
Emission factors describe the amount of CO2e that is emitted in the work done per activity - per kWh, tonne km, tonne or m2 housing.
Here are some examples of emission factors:
- Petrol (242 g CO2e/kWh)
- Heat pumps for warming houses (25 g CO2e/kWh)
- Waste recycling (21 g CO2e/tonne)
The emissions can be calculated by using the Emission factor (example diesel) * Operations (number of diesel cars) * Energy intensity (of a diesel motor).