BEE CCTS Software for Textiles
Textile mills often run several units with different products, processes and fuels. Zero Carbon One's CCTS module brings each unit's production and emissions data into one view, tracks its greenhouse gas emissions intensity (GEI) against the notified target and prepares the BEE reporting.
Book a demoUnit by unit, on a common basis
The module calculates GEI from each plant's production and emissions data and shows the gap against its applicable target. A mill group can compare units without mixing different products into one average.
The methodology for your sector
Zero Carbon One applies the relevant sector methodology and the reporting boundary and production basis applicable to each plant. That keeps a textile plant's number consistent with how its target was defined.
Form SB from meter, SAP and production records
Fuel, steam and electricity records are mapped to BEE Form SB fields, and the Evidence Graph links each figure to its source. Reviewers can open a number and see the records behind it.
Fuel choices and your compliance position
Plant teams can model a change in production or fuel mix and assess the effect on GEI and on the gap against the target. Testing the options early shows which ones are worth a plant trial.
One dataset for several reports
The same plant data supports CBAM-style customer requests and sustainability reporting such as BRSR, so your team collects it once.
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
Can the platform track GEI for each textile unit?
Yes. It calculates GEI from each plant's production and emissions data and shows the gap against the applicable target.
Can it prepare BEE Form SB from our records?
Yes. It maps SAP, meter and production data to Form SB fields and links figures to their sources through the Evidence Graph.
How are production bases handled?
Zero Carbon One applies the relevant sector methodology and the reporting boundary and production basis applicable to each plant.
Can we assess fuel choices?
Yes. Teams can model changes in production or fuel mix and assess the projected impact on GEI.
