Cloud carbon tracking for your path to net zero
Using Power BI template apps and consistent, third party–validated carbon accounting, the Emissions Impact Dashboard for Azure and the Emissions Impact Dashboard for Microsoft 365 help you measure your Microsoft Cloud–based emissions and estimate emissions avoided by using the cloud.
Gain transparency into the carbon impact of your cloud usage
- Track direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions related to your cloud usage.
- Understand your emissions avoided over time through our datacenter efficiency.
- Easily share your findings, shown in CO2-equivalent metric tons, through cloud data export.
- New! Access your Azure emissions data with the Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability API (Preview).
Estimate emissions that you’ve avoided
Setting a new standard for Scope 3 emissions transparency
Start tracking your cloud footprint
Emissions Impact Dashboard for Azure
Track your emissions related to your Azure services usage.
Emissions Impact Dashboard for Microsoft 365
Track your emissions related to using Microsoft 365 core cloud services, including Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, and other services.
Track emissions data across your operations and value chain
Discover Microsoft Sustainability Manager—an extensible Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability solution that centralizes data to help you record, report, and reduce your emissions. This solution includes direct connections to the Emissions Impact Dashboard.
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