BEE CCTS Software for Cement
India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) sets a greenhouse gas emissions intensity (GEI) target for each notified plant, and the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) collects the reporting. Zero Carbon One's CCTS module tracks each cement plant against its target and prepares the data BEE asks for.
Book a demoYour GEI against your target, plant by plant
The CCTS module calculates GEI from plant production and emissions data, then shows the gap against each plant's applicable target. A group with several cement plants sees every plant on the same basis.
Process emissions are part of the picture
Cement emissions do not come only from fuel. The platform uses process chemistry to account for the CO₂ released when limestone is calcined. That is why the raw material composition matters as much as the fuel mix.
BEE Form SB from the systems you already use
Zero Carbon One maps SAP, meter and production data to Form SB fields and uses the Evidence Graph to link every reported figure to its source. The form is prepared from records, not retyped from spreadsheets.
The right methodology and production basis
The platform applies the sector methodology and the reporting boundary and production basis that apply to each cement plant, so the number you report matches the way the target was set.
Plan before you commit
Plant teams can model a change in production or fuel mix and see the projected effect on GEI and on the gap to target. Alternative fuels and raw materials can be tested on paper before anyone starts a trial.
Start with one plant and one report
Tell us about your plants, your suppliers and the report you need first. We will scope a starting point with you.
Frequently asked questions
How does Zero Carbon One track a plant's GEI against its CCTS target?
The CCTS module calculates GEI from plant production and emissions data and shows the gap against each plant's applicable target.
Can the platform prepare BEE Form SB for a cement plant?
Yes. It maps SAP, meter and production data to Form SB fields and uses the Evidence Graph to link reported figures to their sources.
Does it account for process emissions from limestone?
Yes. Zero Carbon One uses process chemistry to account for emissions released by chemical reactions, such as the CO₂ released when limestone is calcined during cement production.
Can we test fuel choices against our CCTS position?
Yes. Plant teams can model changes in production or fuel mix and assess the projected impact on GEI and on the gap against the plant's target.
