Co2-control from geoCapture

With CO2control, you can monitor the CO₂ emissions of your vehicles and machines and reduce them sustainably. The tool uses GPS transmitters to record performance data such as mileage, operating hours and fuel consumption. The chassis number is used to determine the manufacturer's data on CO₂ emissions and thus calculate the emissions of your fleet.

CO2control helps companies to improve their environmental footprint and prepare for future sustainability challenges.

CO2control uses GPS transmitters that are installed in your vehicles and machines. This records performance data such as mileage, operating hours and fuel consumption, and uses the chassis numbers to retrieve the manufacturer's data on CO₂ emissions.

This data is combined to calculate the CO₂ emissions of your fleet. This allows you to identify CO₂ guzzlers in your fleet and replace them with modern e-vehicles.

The ESG score is a rating that classifies companies in the areas of environmental, social and governance.

The environmental area ("E") is weighted at 60% in the score and includes, for example, emissions, resource consumption and eco-taxes. Social ("S"), e.g. labor law standards and equal remuneration, is given a weighting of 30%. The last point, corporate governance ("G"), is given a weighting of 10%. This includes anti-corruption measures and human rights in the supply chain.

A high ESG score shows that a company acts responsibly, applies sustainable practices and pursues ethical business practices.

CO₂ emissions play an important role in the environmental section of the ESG score. A low CO₂ emission can improve the ESG score, which attracts investors, reduces risks and strengthens the trust of customers and employees.

CO2control records a large number of data points via GPS transmitters in your vehicles. These include

• Mileage: The kilometers driven by each vehicle.
• Operating hours: The running time of machines and vehicles.
• Fuel consumption: The fuel consumption in liters or kWh for electric vehicles.
• Chassis number: To determine specific manufacturer data on CO₂ emissions.

The data is used for a precise calculation of your CO₂ emissions.

Public clients in particular are placing increasing importance on sustainability criteria such as CO₂ emissions when awarding contracts. Knowing their own ecological footprint gives companies a decisive competitive advantage now and in the future.

With CO2control, you can provide precise evidence of your CO₂ emissions. Companies with demonstrably lower emissions are often given preference in tenders. This not only promotes environmentally friendly practices, but also improves your chances of winning contracts in the public sector.