Connect the fuel you receive to the emissions you report
Review received fuel lots and their production evidence, track sustainable and regular fuel quantities allocated to flights, and inspect gas-supply emissions against a selected benchmark
Received fuel evidence
Understand the fuel behind your report
See the producer, production location, transferred quantities, associated emissions, and source-batch carbon intensity. Follow the supporting methodology and calculation evidence alongside recorded fuel use.
- Producer
- Production location
- Fuel quantity
- Carbon intensity
- Methodology
- Recorded use
Production to recorded use
Connected evidence at every handoff
Review received fuel, inspect its source evidence, and follow the activities it has been allocated to.
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Fuel received
Review the quantities and emissions recorded against each transferred fuel lot.
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Source evidence connected
Inspect production readings, methodology requirements, and the source-batch carbon-intensity breakdown.
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Use recorded
Follow current allocations to the flights and gas-supply activities they support.
Flight reporting
Track the fuel mix behind each flight
Record the flight route, aircraft, timing, and total fuel burned. Allocate quantities from received sustainable fuel lots and your selected regular fuels to represent the fuel mix used for reporting.
Review the emissions attributed to each allocation and see how much fuel remains unallocated. Flight emissions reflect the allocations recorded against the flight.
- Flight details
- Fuel burned
- Sustainable fuel allocated
- Regular fuel allocated
- Unallocated fuel
- Allocated emissions
Sustainable fuel lots
2,000.000 kg
Regular fuel quantities
8,000.000 kg
Flight allocations
10,000.000 kg
Fuel burned: 10,000.000 kg
Unallocated fuel: 0.000 kg
Reported emissions
Sum of the emissions assigned to sustainable and regular fuel allocations.
kg CO₂e
Gas-supply reporting
Review abatement for gas supplied into the grid
Review producer-recorded gas-supply events with their supplied quantities, contributing fuel lots, and associated emissions. Compare supplied emissions with what the selected benchmark fuel would have produced for the same quantity.
Linked offtakers can inspect the event, its source evidence, and the calculated emissions difference.
Example record · Same supplied quantity
Emissions avoided
1,000 kg CO₂e
Benchmark emissions minus supplied emissions, for the same recorded quantity.
The comparison reflects the selected methodology and benchmark. It does not independently verify grid injection or establish reporting-scheme eligibility.
Fuel provenance
Follow recorded use back to production
Keep received fuel, source calculations, transfer references, and activity allocations connected. Review the evidence behind the fuel you report alongside the way it has been allocated.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about received fuel, flight allocations, and gas-supply reporting.
Start a conversation
Connect production evidence with your offtake reporting
Tell us how your customers receive fuel, allocate it to flights, or review gas supplied into the grid.