Daily atmospheric CO₂ from NOAA's Mauna Loa Observatory — the authoritative global benchmark — combined with annual sector emissions from the Global Carbon Project and IEA. This is the external context that frames every industrial decarbonisation target.
● NOAA data fetched daily IEA / GCP · AnnualNorway's GHG inventory (Miljødirektoratet) and European benchmarks from EDGAR v8.0. Critical context for Norwegian operators subject to NIS2, CSRD, and Norway's 2030 climate targets (-55% vs 1990).
Miljødirektoratet · Annual inventory EDGAR v8.0 · EU JRCEU27 aggregate and peer comparison for CSRD, EU ETS, and ESRS disclosure obligations relevant to Norwegian operators.
Sector-level GHG data from IEA's World Energy Outlook 2023 and EDGAR v8.0. These are the benchmarks against which Chanord's site-level measurements are compared — showing where your operations stand relative to sector peers.
IEA WEO 2023 · EDGAR v8.0CarbonCharts works in three data layers. This page shows Layer 1 (public benchmarks). Chanord's full service adds Layers 2 and 3 — connecting your OT systems to give site-level measurement alongside global context.
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Chanord connects your OT systems — DCS historians, SCADA, smart meters — to add Layer 3 to this dashboard. Scope 1, 2, and 3. Verified for CSRD and SBTi reporting.
Start the integration conversation — post@chanord.comEvery number on this dashboard comes from a named, open-access public source. No proprietary estimates, no black-box models. This transparency is deliberate — it makes the dashboard auditable and allows operators to use the same data in their own CSRD and TCFD reports.
These public benchmarks show the context. Chanord adds your operational data — so you can see exactly where your facility sits relative to global averages, and exactly which processes are driving your footprint.
Contact Chanord — post@chanord.com