Atlas — Carbon Transformation Roadmap
International standards, emission calculation methodologies, and our technical reference source.
"Without a rigorous, auditable greenhouse gas inventory, no decarbonization plan can succeed; the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064 are the indispensable compass of this transition," stated Lead Carbon Auditor Deniz Yaman.
What are the emissions accounting methodologies outlined in Optima Atlas?
Optima Atlas is an engineering reference index establishing corporate greenhouse gas accounting based on the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard (Scopes 1, 2, and 3), ISO 14064 verification protocols, and SBTi 1.5°C science-based targets.
Scientific and Transparent Infrastructure
Optima Atlas contains the scientific methodologies and calculation standards we use in our emission reduction and green transformation projects. All our analyses are based on the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064 standards.
GHG Protocol
The most widely used global standard for calculating and reporting corporate greenhouse gas inventories.
ISO 14064
ISO standard defining the rules for verification of greenhouse gas claims, organization-level monitoring, and auditing.
SBTi Alignment
Setting science-based emission reduction targets and alignment with the global 1.5°C pathway.
Greenhouse Gas Accounting Standards & Compliance Frameworks
Accredited quantification protocols and global auditing benchmarks
| Standard / Framework | Target Scope | Regulatory Status | Primary Objective |
|---|---|---|---|
| GHG Protocol Corporate Standard | Scopes 1, 2, and 3 GHG Inventory | Global Reference Baseline | Full Carbon Transparency |
| ISO 14064-1 & ISO 14064-3 | Organization-Level Quantification & Verification | International Audit Standard | Statutory Compliance Validity |
| SBTi (Science Based Targets) | 1.5°C Aligned Trajectory Commitments | Institutional Investor Benchmark | Access to Preferential Capital |
| EU CBAM Reporting Framework | Embedded Specific Goods Emissions | Mandatory for EU Exporters | Carbon Border Tax Exemption |
GHG Standards & Accounting Methodology FAQ
What is the distinction between Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions?+
Scope 1 covers direct emissions from on-site fuel combustion and chemical processes; Scope 2 accounts for indirect emissions from purchased electricity and steam; Scope 3 encompasses full value chain and supplier emissions.
How long does third-party ISO 14064 verification take?+
Depending on plant complexity and data readiness, data collection, emission factor modeling, and third-party audit typically conclude within 4 to 8 weeks.
Industrial Decarbonization & Related Navigation Mesh
Comprehensive engineering guides, technical solutions, and green financing models for heavy industry and real estate.
Core Solutions
Industrial Sectors
Finance & Asset Management
Methodology, Guides & Tools
- 📋EU CBAM Regulation Guide
- 🔄Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
- 📈ESG Scores & Green Loan Frameworks
- ⚙️7-Stage Turnkey Project Model
- 🗺️Regional Scope (TR, EU, RU, CIS)
- 🛡️Independent Clean-Tech Partners
- 📐Optima Atlas — GHG & ISO Standards
- 🚀Pilot Projects & Implementation
- 🧮B2B Carbon ROI Calculator
- 🎯Interactive Project Navigator
- 📞Pre-Feasibility & Site Audit Request