BEE CCTS Software for Pulp & Paper

Pulp and paper mills turn fuel, steam and power into product, and their CCTS target is set on greenhouse gas emissions intensity (GEI). Zero Carbon One's CCTS module follows each mill's GEI against its target and keeps the records that support every figure.

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GEI against the notified target

The module calculates GEI from plant production and emissions data and shows the gap against each mill's applicable target, so the position is visible throughout the year.

The right boundary and production basis

Zero Carbon One applies the relevant sector methodology and the reporting boundary and production basis applicable to each plant. Mills that differ in layout or product mix still report on the basis that applies to them.

Form SB prepared from source records

SAP, meter and production data are mapped to BEE Form SB fields. The Evidence Graph links each reported figure to its source, which makes review faster and audit simpler.

Model production and fuel changes

Plant teams can model changes in production or fuel mix and assess the projected effect on GEI and on the gap to target before changing anything on the plant.

Approvals on the record

The maker-checker workflow assigns disclosures to named reviewers and records their approvals, so it is clear who signed off each figure.

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.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the platform track a pulp and paper mill's GEI?

The CCTS module calculates GEI from plant production and emissions data and shows the gap against the mill's applicable target.

Can it prepare BEE Form SB?

Yes. It maps SAP, meter and production data to Form SB fields and uses the Evidence Graph to link figures to their sources.

Which production basis does it use?

The one applicable to each plant, following the relevant sector methodology and reporting boundary.

Can we test fuel changes against our target?

Yes. Teams can model changes in production or fuel mix and see the projected impact on GEI and on the gap to target.