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Understand the ESG Impact of Your
Crypto Investments
See how top cryptocurrencies score across Environmental, Social, and Governance factors — so you can make more informed, responsible investment decisions.
Analyze the environmental impact of digital assets within the framework of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations, focusing on carbon footprint reporting. Explore the full regulations.
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Energy consumption
162,499,538,662.35
Kilowatt - hours
Renewable energy consumption
32.37
% Share
GHG emissions, scope 2 - purchased
66,600,973.03
Tonnes
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Indicators
Here's a breakdown of the key areas covered by our indicators.
Energy Consumption:
Total Energy Use: Measures the total energy used for transaction validation and maintaining the blockchain.
Renewable Energy Use: Focuses on the share of energy that comes from non-renewable sources.
Energy Intensity: Indicates how much energy is used per unit of transaction or activity.
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions:
Scope 1 Emissions: Direct emissions from the energy production controlled by the miners or node operators.
Scope 2 Emissions: Indirect emissions from purchased electricity.
GHG Intensity: Measures the amount of GHG emissions per unit of transaction or activity.
Waste Production:
Generation of E-Waste: Total waste production of digital assets
Non-Recycled Waste Ratio: The portion of e-waste that is not recycled.
Hazardous Waste: Measures the amount of hazardous substances in e-waste.
Natural Resources:
Impact on Resources: Assesses the effect of the network’s equipment on natural resources like water, based on energy consumption and publicly available studies.