CO2 Calculation
Save the planet and earn free credits
CO2 Calculation
Have you ever thought about how many CO2 emissions could be saved if we don’t have to travel to be at an event? We have, and that’s why we prepared the CO2 calculation, so you can know how you can improve the planet, rethinking the way we gather!
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Save CO2 emissions
See how much CO2 emissions your events save -
Save trees
Convert the amount saved into trees -
Free credits
When you communicate your achievements !
How we calculate your footprint
If you activate the CO2 calculation option, we will track the CO2 savings of your event and translate the amount into saved trees. Based on scientific studies, you will save 1 tree for 100 kg CO2.
Help us to achieve our goal of saving 1 million tonnes CO2!
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Enable
Enable the CO2 calculation tool when you set up your event and determine the host location -
Measure
Participants can now optionally indicate their location and the mode of transport they would have used to go to the event -
Protect the earth
The CO2 savings for all participants are aggregated and translated into saved trees
*Source:
CO2online (2009). How many trees does it take to bind one ton of CO2? (translated from German)
How we measure
Check here how we calculate CO2 emissions*
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By Plane
about 154 grams CO2 per kilometre per person -
By Car
about 104 grams CO2 per kilometre -
By Train
about 41 grams CO2 per kilometre
*Sources:
BBC (2019). Climate change: Should you fly, drive or take the train?
Miyoshi, C., & Mason, K. J. (2009). The carbon emissions of selected airlines and aircraft types in three geographic markets. Journal of Air Transport Management, 15(3), 138-147.
Peeters, P., Szimba, E., & Duijnisveld, M. (2007). Major environmental impacts of European tourist transport. Journal of Transport Geography, 15(2), 83-93.”
