Emitrac

Carbon accounting for North-African industry

Algeria’s carbon ledger

Capture your Scope 1 and 2 emissions, have every figure reviewed, and report for EU CBAM, ISO 14064 and your lenders — in Arabic, French and English.

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Why now

Your European customers, your lenders and Algerian regulators all ask the same question: what does your product emit — and can you prove it?

EU CBAM is here

The definitive period of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism started in January 2026. Exporters of cement, steel, aluminium and fertilisers must back their embedded emissions with data.

Finance asks for baselines

Development banks and green-finance lenders need a verified emissions baseline before they fund a decarbonisation project.

Spreadsheets don’t survive an audit

Figures copied between workbooks lose their evidence, their factor and their author. Auditors notice.

What Emitrac does

Capture

Record fuel, process and electricity data per facility and month — by hand today, from ERPs, meters and invoices as you connect them.

Review

A second person approves every figure before it counts. Nobody approves their own entry.

Ledger

Approved figures enter an append-only ledger: corrections are new versions, never silent edits.

Calculate

tCO₂e is computed on the server from versioned emission factors (IPCC 2006, Sonelgaz grid) — the factor and its version stay with the figure.

Report

Prepare CBAM, ISO 14064 and GHG Protocol reports from the same record your auditor will check.

Arabic first

Every screen in Arabic, French and English, right-to-left where it should be.

How it works

  1. Connect your data

    Add your facilities, then record fuel, process and electricity activity — or connect the systems that hold it.

  2. Review and approve

    Reviewers check each entry against its evidence. Approved entries become part of the ledger.

  3. Report with confidence

    Your dashboard and reports read the same approved record, so every number traces back to its source.

Built for energy-intensive industry

  • Cement
  • Steel
  • Oil & gas
  • Petrochemicals
  • Food processing

Every figure answers three questions

  • Where does it come from? — the evidence reference: invoice, meter log, delivery note.
  • How was it calculated? — the emission factor, its source and its version.
  • Who approved it? — the reviewer and the time, in an append-only history.

Ready to put your emissions on the record?

Sign in to Emitrac, add your first facility and record your first month.

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