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Step-by-Step: Format Upstream Leased Assets Data

How to upload your upstream leased assets data.

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Written by Clare
Updated over 9 months ago

Upstream Leased Assets category covers the emissions generated from the operation of assets that are leased by your company as a 'lessee'.

There is one calculation method currently available for upstream leased assets.

  • Bring Your Own Emissions (BYOE) allows you to upload your own pre-calculated emissions to the Plan A platform.

Step-by-Step: Format BYOE Data

There are several ways to enter your data. Regardless of which method you choose, you must include all required information to ensure accurate emissions calculations. Below, we’ve listed the key data points you need to include.

Column A: start_date

  • The first day of your data period.

  • The suggested date format is YYYY-MM-DD, but check the Accepted Formats article to see a full list of formats you can use.

  • This field is mandatory.

Column B: end_date

  • The last day of your data period. It can be the same as the start date if you are entering data for just one day.

  • The suggested date format is YYYY-MM-DD, but check the Accepted Formats article to see a full list of formats you can use.

  • This field is mandatory.

Column C: location

Column D: facility_name

  • The facility that the respective emissions should be allocated to.

  • Make sure to apply exactly the same names you set here to all the other templates asking for a "facility_name" input.

Column E: value

  • Your own emissions in kg CO₂e.

  • Numbers should be formatted using numeric values only and using a dot as the decimal separator (e.g. 25634.20).

  • This field is mandatory.

Optional tags

  • As always, you can add optional columns for company specific tags.

  • Learn more about how tags work: Tag Your Data.

Reminder: It is not Plan A’s responsibility to ensure the calculation of those 3rd parties are in accordance with the GHG Protocol. There is no verification or validation of BOYE emissions through Plan A.

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