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This website uses Carbon.Crane’s Website Carbon Monitor to calculate and track the energy use and associated CO2e emissions of its website activity. The results below relate specifically to the assessed website and assessment period.

 
CS239211

CARBON & ENERGY

MONITORED WEBSITE

05/13/2022

Calculated values per page view:

0.07 CO2E

0.38 WH

0.1 ML

Assessment
ID:

CS239211

Assessment
record issued:

05/13/2022

Assessed
period:

03/31/2022 -
12/31/2025

Assessment
provider:

Carbon.Crane

Calculation tool:

Carbon.Crane Website Carbon Monitor

Tool conformity:

MSZ EN ISO 14067:2019

Independent conformity review of the tool:

Bureau Veritas Hungary Kft.


Report ID:

9108587

Bureau Veritas independently reviewed the conformity of the Carbon.Crane Website Carbon Monitor IT business application with MSZ EN ISO 14067:2019. The review concerns the Website Carbon Monitor tool/solution itself. It does not constitute third-party certification of this website or independent verification of its individual assessment results.

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It shows the calculated CO2e emissions, calculated energy use and water-use value associated with the assessed webpage or website, based on the scope and period shown above. The record does not certify that the website is environmentally friendly, sustainable, carbon neutral or superior to other websites.
Based on measured webpage data volume and other relevant parameters, Carbon.Crane calculates the energy associated with servers, data transmission and end-user devices when the webpage is used.
The energy consumption of the website is multiplied by the industry average WUE* value.
As of August 2025, the global average is ≈ 1,8 liter/kWh
(Source: DataCenterKnowledge)
Important: this is an average; actual water usage may differ depending on region and technology.
* WUE (Water Usage Effectiveness) measures how many liters of water a data center consumes on average to supply 1 kWh of IT energy (e.g., for cooling).
The calculated energy demand is converted into associated CO2e emissions using the relevant electricity carbon intensity and the parameters defined in Carbon.Crane’s calculation methodology.
Bureau Veritas Hungary independently reviewed the conformity of Carbon.Crane’s Website Carbon Monitor IT business application with MSZ EN ISO 14067:2019. The review applies to the Website Carbon Monitor tool, not to individual websites or individual assessment results.
Carbon.Crane is a startup focused on measuring and reducing the environmental impact and energy consumption of digital infrastructure. We believe that a more efficient digital infrastructure can reduce both its environmental footprint and energy use. At the same time, faster websites improve the user experience and create opportunities for more AI-friendly interfaces.
The five categories indicate different levels of emissions and consumption, similar to labeling used for electronic devices:
1,0 g CO2e + - excessive emissions; additional issues (slow loading, high energy use) are likely
0,8 - 1,0 g CO2e - emissions should be reduced; high probability of excess
0,6 - 0,8 g CO2e - emissions should be reviewed; strong potential for reduction
0,4-0,6 g CO2e - higher than desired but acceptable; reduction opportunities should be explored
0 - 0,4 g CO2e - low emissions; exemplary best practice
The timestamp on the badge indicates when the respective assessment was conducted.
 

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