Worked example · ASRS S2 · Scope 2 electricity
A complete worked example of the Scope 2 electricity disclosure gridIQ produces for your own entity — dual-method calculation, DCCEEW factor-version audit trail, and GHG Protocol methodology notes. Download, read, show your assurance reviewer.
Sample · FY2023-24 · NSW1 · single site
Factor versions in force
| Reference dataset | Version |
|---|---|
| scope2_location_factors | 2023-24 |
| emission_factors_by_fuel | 2023-24 |
The full sample is a self-contained HTML page. Open, review, print to PDF with your browser’s “Save as PDF” option — same mechanism gridIQ uses for real disclosures.
The worked example carries every element gridIQ produces for a real disclosure. Designed for assurance reviewers who need to trace numbers back to source, and for finance or ESG leads preparing their first ASRS S2 Scope 2 disclosure.
The Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS S2, effective FY2025 for Group 1 entities) require disclosure of the emission factors used, and Scope 2 calculations must follow the GHG Protocol dual-method approach. DCCEEW publishes the National Greenhouse Accounts Factors annually in August, meaning a calculation run today against a report for FY2023-24 must use the August 2023 factor vintage — not the current one.
gridIQ resolves the correct vintage automatically from the versioned reference_data table at reporting-year start, stamps the version into the calculation record, and surfaces it in the audit-trail table on every disclosure. When DCCEEW publishes a new workbook, older disclosures remain immutable and queryable against the factor set they were produced under.
Assurance reviewers typically ask three questions: (1) which factor vintage was used; (2) how market-based was derived; (3) what happens to intervals without a carbon-intensity match. The worksheet answers all three in its methodology notes.