Mining & Metals
Mining and metals operations carry a large, visible Scope 1 footprint — haul fleets, processing, and captive power — while offtake contracts increasingly carry emissions clauses. Measurement quality decides how much of that exposure you can actually manage.
What is pushing on this sector
- Offtake buyers and smelters requesting verified product-level carbon intensity
- EU CBAM pricing embedded carbon on iron, steel, and aluminium exports
- Lenders applying sustainable finance screening under POJK 51/2017
- Mine closure and rehabilitation obligations that overlap with sequestration potential
Typical emission hotspots
- Haul fleet diesel
- Captive power generation
- Processing and smelting heat
- Fugitive methane
- Land-use change
What we do here
Site-level Scope 1 and 2 baseline
Fuel, explosives, fugitive methane, captive power, and purchased electricity mapped per site and per production unit, so intensity can be reported per tonne of output.
Fleet and energy abatement roadmap
Costed options across haul fleet efficiency, electrification, renewable PPAs, and captive solar — ranked by abatement per rupiah, not by fashion.
Rehabilitation as sequestration
Where post-mining land rehabilitation is already required, we assess whether it can be structured as a credible carbon sequestration project rather than a pure cost line.
These pages describe our scope and method for each sector. They are not client case studies — we name our approach, not other people's data.
Is your sector on this list?
Tell us what you operate and where you sell. We will come back with the obligations and the measurement scope that actually apply.
Ready to put numbers behind your climate commitments?
Tell us where you are — baseline, target-setting, disclosure, or carbon markets — and we'll propose a scoped starting point.