Neighborhood-scale emissions data for cities

Consumption-based GHG inventories, interactive dashboards, and policy analysis for local governments.

About EcoDataLab

The leading firm for consumption-based emissions

We deliver consumption-based emissions inventories (CBEIs) for leading cities and counties across the US and Canada, including San Francisco, Seattle, New York City, Toronto, Portland, and more. Our methodology builds upon the state-of-the-art approach developed by the CoolClimate Network at UC Berkeley.

Our work was featured in The New York Times, mapping how different U.S. neighborhoods contribute to climate change.

Consumption-Based Emissions Inventories — Neighborhood-scale estimates of household emissions from transportation, housing, food, goods, and services. Interactive maps, dashboards, and detailed reports.
Procurement & Scope 3 Analysis — Indirect emissions from municipal purchasing, following GHG Protocol standards. We specialize in purchased goods and services and capital investments (Categories 1 & 2).
Buildings & Infrastructure — Community-scale estimates of embodied carbon from construction activity, using permit and capital budget data.
Additional Analyses — Expert analysis and recommendations for local climate- and sustainability-related policies.