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What is carbon intensity?

Carbon intensity measures an organisation's greenhouse gas emissions relative to a specific unit of activity or economic output. The general formula is Total Emissions / Activity Unit. For example, it can be expressed as tonnes of CO2e per million pounds of revenue, per unit of product manufactured, or per kilowatt-hour of energy produced. This metric helps organisations benchmark their performance and track decarbonisation progress over time.

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