BEAT 01
One plume.
Most companies start here: a single, undifferentiated cloud. One vague number for the whole business — or no number at all.
TOTAL EMISSIONS
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UNMEASURED · UNATTRIBUTED
Your emissions data is now a price.
When an EU importer can't verify your embedded emissions, they fall back on default values — and default values cost more. We produce the numbers that hold up.
Illustration: verified emissions data flowing from India to the European Union and the Gulf — a carbon-credit sprout token, a CO₂ greenhouse-gas mark and an export cargo ship orbiting a globe.
THE SHAPE OF A FOOTPRINT
A vague cloud becomes a number you can defend.
Percentages illustrative of a typical manufacturing profile — not Prakrti client data.
Your emissions data is now a price.
When an EU importer can't verify your embedded emissions, they fall back on default values — and default values cost more. We produce the numbers that hold up.
SMOKE IN · ONE PRICED UNIT OUT
Illustration: three factory chimneys emit smoke continuously; the smoke is drawn into a funnel intake, a vertical gauge beside the plant climbs to 50tonnes of CO₂ equivalent — the CBAM reporting threshold — and a single priced unit, denominated in rupees per tonne of CO₂ equivalent, is produced at the funnel's output.
PHASE 01
Right now, it is smoke.
Unmetered output. No boundary, no number, no evidence a buyer can use.
PHASE 02
Then you meter it.
Fuel, power, process. Every stream attributed to a source you can point at on the plant.
PHASE 03
Someone checks it.
An importer’s declarant needs figures that survive an accredited verifier, not an estimate. That check is theirs to make, not ours.
PHASE 04
It becomes a rate.
Verified tonnes carry your own figure. Unverified tonnes fall back to default values, which cost 30–80% more.
PHASE 05
And then it is paid.
30 September 2027: the first annual declaration, covering 2026 imports. The number you filed is the number you are charged on.
Your emissions data is now a price.
When an EU importer can't verify your embedded emissions, they fall back on default values — and default values cost more. We produce the numbers that hold up.
SCOPE 118%
SCOPE 28%
SCOPE 374%
Process plant — Scope 1 combustion30 September 2027First annual CBAM declaration, covering 2026 imports
0–0%Cost inflation when default values replace verified data
0 tAnnual importer threshold — steel, aluminium, cement
THE SHAPE OF A FOOTPRINT
A vague cloud becomes a number you can defend.
Scroll through the sequence an inventory actually follows — undifferentiated, then measured, then attributed, then reduced.
TOTAL EMISSIONS
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UNMEASURED · UNATTRIBUTED
SHARE OF ONE YEAR'S FOOTPRINT · BAR LENGTH = SHARE OF 100%
SCOPE 1DIRECT · ON SITE18%8.1%
SCOPE 2PURCHASED POWER8%0.8%
SCOPE 3VALUE CHAIN74%18.1%
Full width of each rail = 100% of the footprint
SCOPE 3 IS MADE OF
- PURCHASED GOODS & SERVICES
- RAW MATERIALS
- UPSTREAM LOGISTICS
- USE OF SOLD PRODUCTS
OUTSIDE THE FENCE LINE · INSIDE THE INVENTORY
LEVERS APPLIED
- −55%ENERGY EFFICIENCYON SCOPE 1
- −90%RENEWABLE POWERON SCOPE 2
- −24%SUPPLIER ENGAGEMENTON SCOPE 3
- −68%PROCESS & MATERIALSON SCOPE 3
BASELINEBEFORE REDUCTION100%
RESIDUALAFTER REDUCTION27%
27% of baseline remains
MADE OF
- SCOPE 18.1%
- SCOPE 20.8%
- SCOPE 318.1%
MEASURED · NOT OFFSET · NOT ZERO
EARNED, NOT CLAIMED
Every reduction traces to a metered, invoiced or verified source.
Percentages illustrative of a typical manufacturing profile — not Prakrti client data.
BEAT 01
One plume.
Most companies start here: a single, undifferentiated cloud. One vague number for the whole business — or no number at all.
BEAT 02
It resolves.
Metered fuel, purchased power, supplier invoices. The cloud separates into three accounted streams, each attributable to a boundary in the GHG Protocol.
BEAT 03
Most of it isn’t yours.
Scope 3 dominates. It sits with suppliers, raw materials, freight and the product in use — outside your fence line, inside your inventory.
BEAT 04
Levers apply.
Efficiency, renewable power, supplier engagement, process change. Named actions against named streams — each one traceable to a line in the inventory.
BEAT 05
What remains is honest.
A smaller footprint, and a residual that is still there. Not zero, not offset away — measured, reduced, and stated. That is the number an auditor can follow.
SERVICES
All services What we do
GHG Accounting
Scope 1, 2 and 3 inventories built to the GHG Protocol, with a baseline you can defend to an auditor.
CBAM
Product-level embedded emissions for EU-bound goods, in the format your importer's declarant needs.
BRSR & ESG
SEBI-aligned disclosure, XBRL conversion, and evidence trails ready for assurance.
Net Zero & Decarbonization
Reduction pathways costed against your own operations — not a generic roadmap.
Scope 3 & Suppliers
Value-chain screening, supplier data collection, and the hotspots worth acting on first.
EcoVadis Preparation
Evidence, policy and documentation readiness ahead of a customer-requested assessment.
A number you can't trace to a meter reading, an invoice or a delivery note isn't a measurement. It's an estimate wearing a suit.— How we approach carbon accounting
Most of your footprint sits outside your fence line. That's not a loophole — it's where the work is.— On Scope 3 and supplier emissions
TRUST & EVIDENCE
What we can show you today — and what we won't fake.
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How we work
- Aligned to the GHG Protocol
- Reports built to withstand assurance review
- Regulatory positions reviewed 2026-08-17