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This consumer goods group wanted to stress-test its Scope 2 position as GHG Protocol rules move towards hourly matching.
The company could report 100% renewable electricity annually, but couldn't prove clean power hour by hour. Its GOs lacked production-time data, making it hard to calculate an hourly CFE score.
The pilot in Germany aimed to establish a baseline, assess alignment of PPAs and certificates to real demand, and estimate the effort needed to raise the CFE score over time.
100% annual coverage, but no view of hourly CFE gaps
Annual GOs without production-time data
Unclear future Scope 2 requirements
Need to test a scalable, tech-driven approach
First, the FMCG company used Renewabl Track to bring all their metered consumption data for Germany into one place.
Renewabl's reconciliation feature allocated annual certificates by month, revealing actual CFE coverage.
From there, Renewabl mapped the company's hourly consumption against existing PPAs, on-site generation, and proxy solar and wind profiles to estimate hourly matching and see where gaps sat across the day.
Read more about Renewabl’s methodology for calculating CFE score and emissionality metrics
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Shift from annual claims to monthly and hourly CFE insights
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Audit-ready data pack for evolving Scope 2 expectations
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Clear view of hourly gaps to guide next procurement steps
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Baseline hourly CFE score for the Germany pilot sites
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Portfolio view showing which contracts aligned with demand
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