Metered, not modelled.
Site electricity, generators and fleet fuel are logged as they happen and attributed to the package that used them.
Energy and fuel data for your project sustainability report.
Energy and fuel use is usually the largest controllable source of emissions on a construction site, and the line in a sustainability report that clients ask about first. EnviroTrack records electricity, generator use and fleet fuel as it happens, assigned to the work package that used it, so consumption and reductions are visible month by month.
How it works.
Metered not modelled
Consumption enters from meter reads and fuel dockets as they happen.
Attributed to packages
Usage lands against the package that consumed it, so hotspots are visible.
Renewable share
Green power and HVO fuel are tracked separately, so reductions show up in the numbers.
Consumption you can question.
Usage by package and by month, with the dockets and meter reads behind every figure.
Why it matters.
Energy and fuel are hard to attribute when they arrive as a quarterly utility bill and a fuel card statement. Catchment logs site electricity, generator use and fleet fuel from meter reads and fuel dockets as they happen, and assigns each against the package that used it. Renewable electricity and lower-carbon fuels are tracked separately, so reductions show up in the numbers instead of a footnote. The same data flows directly into Scope 1 and 2 emissions, so your ESG report and your emissions figures are built from one record.
Site and project teams
See where energy goes, by package and month.
Sustainability leads
Report consumption with the dockets and meter reads behind it.
Trade partners
Log fuel and plant use against their own package.
Common questions.
Where does the data come from?
Meter reads and fuel dockets, recorded as they happen.
Is renewable energy tracked separately?
Yes. GreenPower, on-site solar and renewable fuels such as HVO are tracked as their own share.
Does it feed emissions reporting?
Yes. Consumption flows into Scope 1 and 2 reporting in Emissions.
Can trade partners report their own plant and fuel?
Yes. Each trade partner logs fuel and plant use against their own package, so the head contractor is not re-keying dockets.
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