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UAE Federal Decree-Law 11/2024: Federal Decree-Law No. (11) of 2024 on the Reduction of Climate Change Effects·Disclosure Art.6(1)(a)-2
Comprehensive emissions inventory
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UAE Federal Decree-Law 11/2024: Federal Decree-Law No. (11) of 2024 on the Reduction of Climate Change Effects
Disclosure Art.6(1)(a)-2 · 2024
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Foco de la divulgación
This asks an organisation to report a full emissions inventory, rather than a partial or selective picture. In practice, that means identifying and quantifying the greenhouse gas emissions that arise from the organisation’s activities and sources, so the report reflects the organisation’s overall emissions profile in a consistent way.
The practical focus is coverage: the inventory should be broad enough to capture emissions across the organisation’s operations, not just a few flagship sites or the easiest-to-measure locations. The aim is to give users a complete basis for understanding where emissions come from and how material parts of the business are represented in the reporting.
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Antes de empezar
Antes de empezar
Una breve lista de comprobación antes de preparar esta divulgación: marque cada punto a medida que lo resuelva.
Preparación
Información clave que preparar
| Campo de preparación | Qué recopilar | Pista de evidencia | Responsable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base year total | The emissions figure chosen as the starting comparison point for the reporting baseline, expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. | Baseline inventory file, calculation workbook, and the approval note showing which year was set as the reference point. | Sustainability reporting team with finance or environmental data owners |
| Emissions by gas | A breakdown of emissions by each relevant greenhouse gas, with each gas identified separately rather than combined into one line. | Source calculation schedule or emissions model showing the gas-by-gas split and the emission factors used. | Environmental data team or emissions inventory owner |
| Emissions by source | A breakdown of emissions by the place or activity where they arise, such as a site, facility, or process, using the organisation’s chosen source structure consistently. | Site or process emissions register, operational logs, and the mapping that links each source to the reported category. | Operations team with environmental reporting lead |
| Total emissions | The overall emissions amount for the reporting period, stated in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent and built from the same scope and methods used in the detailed breakdowns. | Consolidated emissions workbook, roll-up summary, and final sign-off pack showing the arithmetic from component lines to the total. | Sustainability reporting team |
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State the starting-year emissions figure in tonnes of CO2e.
Break emissions down by greenhouse gas type, such as CO2, CH4 and N2O.
Show emissions split by where they come from, for example by site or process.
Report the overall emissions total in tonnes of CO2e.
Cómo prepararlo
Set the reporting boundary first: decide which operations, sites, and activities are included in the calculation, so the figures relate to the same scope throughout.
Define the emissions categories you will use in plain business terms, covering the overall total, the starting-year amount, the gases included, and the sources or processes that generate them.
Gather the underlying records that support each figure or explanation, such as activity data, calculation files, source logs, and any other working papers used to build the numbers.
Calculate and compile the reported outputs in a consistent format, making sure the total emissions figure, the base-year amount, and the breakdowns by gas and by source can be traced back to the same evidence set.
Record any exclusions, estimation choices, boundary changes, or restatements clearly, so a reviewer can see what was left out, what changed, and why the reported numbers differ from earlier periods if they do.
Check the final disclosure against the official source before submission, confirming that the scope, definitions, evidence, and reported figures still match the legal requirement and have not drifted during drafting.
Solicitar los datos
Request the emissions inventory data from EHS / Operations
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What are the organisation’s emissions totals, split by gas and by source, for the chosen base year and reporting boundary?
Use your organisation’s own terms first, then map them to the reporting fields. For example, if your teams talk about sites, plants, lines, utilities, refrigerants, or process vents, use those labels in the request and only translate them into the reporting categories when you compile the response.
Solicitud débil
Please provide the comprehensive emissions inventory in line with the disclosure.
Por qué falla: This uses framework language that many operational owners will not recognise, so it is easy to answer with the wrong level of detail or miss the internal source data needed to build the inventory. It also does not say which systems, sites, gases, or source categories to pull from.
Solicitud mejor
Please send the emissions inventory from your normal EHS / site tracking records for [base year / reporting period], showing the total tCO2e, the split by gas, and the split by site or process, together with the boundary, source system, calculation basis, and any restatements or exclusions.
Plantilla de correo formal
Subject: Request for emissions inventory data for [base year / reporting period] Dear [name / team], We are preparing the organisation’s emissions disclosure and need your help with the underlying inventory data for [base year / reporting period]. Please send a copy of the latest emissions inventory, or a table that shows: - the total emissions figure for the base year, in tCO2e; - the split by gas used in the inventory, such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and any others you track; - the split by source, using your normal site or process labels; - the boundary covered by the data; - the source system or workbook used; - the calculation basis, including any estimates or emission factors; - any restatements, exclusions, or changes since the last version. If it is easier, please return the information in the response form below. Please adapt this to your organisation’s own language and check the official source before sign-off. Many thanks, [preparer name] [team] [contact details]
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Hi [name] — could you send over the emissions inventory for [base year / reporting period]? We need the total tCO2e, the split by gas, the split by site/process, plus the boundary, source system, and any notes on estimates or restatements. Please use your usual internal labels. If helpful, I can send the response form. Thanks.
Ejemplos sectoriales
Manufacturing
Contexto. A multi-site producer tracks boilers, furnaces, refrigerant leaks, and backup generators in separate plant logs.
Solicitud adaptada. Please pull the emissions data from the plant logs and EHS tracker for [base year / reporting period], showing each site, each process source, the gas split, and the total tCO2e, plus the boundary and calculation notes.
Ejemplo de respuesta. Abu Dhabi plant: furnace, boiler, and refrigerant sources listed separately; Dubai plant: generator and process vent sources listed separately; gases shown as CO2, CH4, and N2O; total emissions 12,450 tCO2e; base year 12,450 tCO2e; boundary and method notes attached.
Real estate / property operations
Contexto. A property team manages landlord-controlled utilities, tenant areas, and common services through a facilities platform.
Solicitud adaptada. Please send the emissions inventory from the facilities platform for [base year / reporting period], using your usual building and utility labels, with the total tCO2e, gas split, source split by building service, and notes on the boundary and any estimates.
Ejemplo de respuesta. Tower A common services, Tower B plant room, and car park ventilation shown as separate sources; electricity-related and fuel-related emissions split by gas where tracked; total emissions 3,280 tCO2e; base year 3,280 tCO2e; utility invoices and estimation notes referenced.
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Notas que convierten los datos en una divulgación
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Nota metodológica
State which year is being used as the starting point, explain how the gases and sources were grouped, and note the basis used to calculate the totals.
Nota de contexto
Explain what the overall figure means by linking it to the chosen baseline, the gas mix, and the main facilities or processes driving the result.
Declaración sobre las variaciones
If the total has moved materially, point to the main operational, source-level or gas-level changes that drove the difference from the earlier period.
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Art.6(1)(a)-2 Comprehensive emissions inventory — [location / page] / [notes]Centro de descargas
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Preparación para el aseguramiento
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| Afirmación | Riesgos | Evidencia que comprobar |
|---|---|---|
| We used a fixed comparison year and kept the calculation trail that supports the figure. | The assurer may ask whether the comparison year was chosen consistently, whether the same basis was used throughout, and whether the working papers show how the number was derived. | ['Board or management approval of the chosen comparison year', 'Calculation workbook showing the comparison-year figure and formulae', 'Source records used to build the number', 'Version history or change log for any later adjustments'] |
| We split the inventory by gas so the totals can be traced back to each gas type. | The assurer may probe whether each gas was identified separately, whether conversion factors were applied correctly, and whether the sum of the parts matches the reported total. | ['Gas-level schedule or emissions register', 'Method note showing how each gas was measured or estimated', 'Conversion factors and calculation sheets', 'Reconciliation from gas-level amounts to the disclosed total'] |
| We organised the data by source area so the reported amount can be traced to the relevant site or activity. | The assurer may test whether the boundary was applied consistently, whether all relevant sources were included, and whether any site or process was omitted or double-counted. | ['Source-by-source inventory listing sites, processes or activities', 'Boundary memo explaining what was included and excluded', 'Supporting operational records for each source', 'Reconciliation showing no gaps or overlaps across sources'] |
| We checked the period total against the underlying records before publishing it. | The assurer may ask whether the reporting period was correct, whether the total is complete, and whether the published number agrees with the source data and calculations. | ['Period-end inventory summary', 'Underlying activity data and emission calculations', 'Review sign-off or control checklist before release', 'Reconciliation between source records and the published total'] |
Paquete de evidencia que preparar
Carencias habituales en los informes
Figures are stated without the supporting narrative, or narrative without figures.
Scope is inconsistent between the text and the numbers.
The reporting boundary is left undefined.
Material changes since the previous period are not disclosed.
Estimates and measured values are not distinguished.
Source records for the figures are not identified.
Carencias habituales
Errores que evitar al recopilar los datos
Wrong ownerThe request goes to the sustainability team by default, even though the numbers sit with operations, facilities, or the emissions analyst who actually holds the source records.
Framework language onlyThe data ask uses reporting jargon instead of the business’s own labels, so teams cannot tell whether you mean a plant, a line, a site, or a process step.
Boundary left vagueNo one states which sites, activities, or business units are in scope, so different teams collect different slices of the footprint and the totals do not line up.
Wrong period basisOne team pulls a calendar-year set while another uses the organisation’s reporting cut-off, which makes the inventory cover different time windows.
Mixed counting basisActivity data, estimates, and converted figures are blended without a clear rule for how each was counted, so the final total cannot be traced back cleanly.
Source labels lostThe original file names, meter IDs, or system tags are stripped out during consolidation, so the team cannot show where each figure came from.
Populations mergedEmissions from separate sites, processes, or gas groups are rolled into one bucket before review, which hides the breakdown needed for the inventory.
Evidence trail missingThe team saves the final spreadsheet but not the supporting notes, extracts, or approval record, so there is no clear trail from source to sign-off.
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Acquisitions, disposals, and other boundary shiftsUse a clear cut-off for when new sites or sold operations enter or leave the inventory, and explain any restatement or non-restatement of prior figures so readers can see why the totals changed.
Different country rules for the same sourceWhere local reporting labels or calculation rules differ, map them to one group-wide method, note the main differences, and explain any country-specific exceptions you kept in the figures.
Sites and activities near the inclusion lineSet out the rule you used for borderline locations, joint operations, leased assets, contractors, or other shared activities, and disclose why they were counted or left out.
Choosing the timing basis for the numbersState whether you used the period when emissions happened, when data became available, or another consistent timing basis, and explain any one-off timing adjustments that affect comparability.
Measured data versus estimated dataShow which figures came from direct readings and which were modelled or inferred, describe the estimation method in plain terms, and flag any material gaps or substitutions.
Rounding and roll-up effectsExplain the rounding rule used at source and at group level, and make clear if small differences between the gas, source, and total figures are only due to rounding.
Protecting sensitive operational dataIf site-level detail could expose confidential or personal information, aggregate the data to a safer level, say what was combined, and explain how the published view still supports the overall inventory.
Gas list and source grouping choicesIf you combine or split gases or operating sources in a way that differs from another team’s practice, describe the grouping logic so users can understand how the totals were built.
Ejemplos
Ejemplos ilustrativos
Sintéticos, redactados por LRA: no proceden del informe de ninguna empresa ni del texto de ninguna norma.
Illustrative (synthetic) example — Manufacturing
We set out our starting-year emissions and the latest total for our operations, using a simple split by greenhouse gas and by main site/process so the figures can be traced through our records.
- Base year: 2022, with 48,000 tCO2e in that reference year.
- Latest year total: 2024, with 45,600 tCO2e overall; by gas this was 41,040 tCO2e of carbon dioxide, 3,648 tCO2e of methane, and 912 tCO2e of nitrous oxide.
- By source, the total was made up of 28,500 tCO2e from our main production line, 9,600 tCO2e from the heat and power plant, and 7,500 tCO2e from logistics and warehousing.
This example shows a plain-language way to present the reference-year figure, the latest total, and a breakdown that can be followed both by gas and by operational source. The numbers are internally consistent and illustrative only.
Illustrative (synthetic) example — Retail and distribution
We report our reference-year emissions alongside the current total, then break the current figure down by gas and by the main parts of our network so the source of the emissions is clear.
- Base year: 2021, with 12,400 tCO2e in that year.
- Latest year total: 2024, with 11,860 tCO2e overall; by gas this was 10,674 tCO2e of carbon dioxide, 948 tCO2e of methane, and 238 tCO2e of nitrous oxide.
- By source, the total was made up of 6,900 tCO2e from stores, 3,200 tCO2e from distribution centres, and 1,760 tCO2e from delivery vehicles.
This example uses a different sector and a different set of figures, while still showing the reference-year amount, the latest total, and a complete split by gas and by source. The figures are synthetic and add up consistently.
Informes de empresas
Cómo informan las empresas sobre Art.6(1)(a)-2 en la práctica
Ejemplos de práctica de reporte completa y parcial. Son análisis basados en evidencia, no plantillas exactas para copiar.
TAQA (Abu Dhabi National Energy Company)
None · United Arab Emirates · 2024
TAQA’s 2024 Integrated Report provides a breakdown of greenhouse gas emissions by type, noting that about 99% of emissions are CO2, with the remainder comprising CH4, SF6, and N2O (p.99). The report also quantifies total Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions as 48.90 million tonnes of CO2e and 0.28 million tonnes of CO2e respectively (p.272). However, the report does not provide data on base year emissions or emissions by source facility or process.
Aldar Properties
None · United Arab Emirates · 2024
Aldar Properties' Sustainability Report 2024 provides a total annual greenhouse gas emissions figure of 1,708,482 tCO2e, noting an increase in emissions (p.23). The report also details GHG emissions by source and business segment, including emissions from waste and embodied carbon exceeding certain thresholds (pp.87-89). However, the report does not present specific data on base year emissions, emissions by individual gases, or emissions by specific facilities or processes.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)
None · United Arab Emirates · 2024
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank’s 2024 ESG Report provides a covered datapoint for base year greenhouse gas emissions, reporting 13.25 million tCO2e on page 30, with the methodology based on the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. The report includes some related context on total emissions per output scaling factor on page 121, but this is unclear as a direct total emissions disclosure. Notably, the report does not provide emissions broken down by gas type or by source facility or process.
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A manufacturing site has one main boiler, a backup generator, and a small solvent line. The preparer has the annual total in tCO2e, but the source file only groups everything together and does not separate the gases or the individual source areas.
PShould the inventory be split so the team can show the total, the gases involved, and where the emissions came from?
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Yes. For this disclosure, the inventory should let a reader see the overall figure, the breakdown by gas, and the breakdown by source such as a facility or process. If the current file only gives one combined number, it is not yet detailed enough for sign-off.
Por qué esto importa · A complete inventory is not just one total; it also shows the gas mix and the origin of the emissions.
A group has two production sites. Site A is fully measured, but Site B is still being estimated from utility bills and production records. The preparer is unsure whether to wait until every estimate is refined before drafting the disclosure.
PCan the preparer include the current inventory now, provided the total and breakdowns are supported by the best available evidence?
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The preparer can draft the inventory now if the figures are supported and the basis is clear, but they should not present a partial picture as if it were complete. The disclosure needs a full organisation-wide view, so any gaps or estimates should be identified and checked before final approval.
Por qué esto importa · The point is completeness and traceability across the whole inventory, not perfection in every estimate before drafting.
A services company has only one office and one fleet of vehicles. The preparer plans to report a single total emissions figure and says the gas split is unnecessary because the business is small and the emissions come from only one place.
PIs a single total enough, or does the preparer still need to show the gases and the source of the emissions?
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A single total is not enough on its own. Even for a small operation, the inventory should still distinguish the gases involved and identify the source or process behind the emissions, so the reader can understand what sits behind the total.
Por qué esto importa · Size does not remove the need to explain what makes up the total.
A preparer has last year’s base-year figure, this year’s total, and a note saying the emissions are mainly from the factory and the delivery fleet. However, the gas split was copied from an old spreadsheet and no one can trace it back to source records.
PCan the gas breakdown be used as-is, or does it need to be checked against evidence before the disclosure is finalised?
Mostrar la respuesta modelo →Ocultar la respuesta ↑
It needs to be checked. The inventory should be built from evidence that supports the figures, including the split by gas and the split by source. If the gas breakdown cannot be traced back to records, it should not be relied on for final reporting.
Por qué esto importa · A comprehensive inventory must be evidence-backed, not just numerically filled in.
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For Art.6(1)(a)-2, what data do I need to gather before I start drafting the disclosure?+−
The page says to prepare four datapoints: base year total, emissions by gas, emissions by source, and total emissions. Use the plain-language explainer and the step-by-step preparation section to turn those into a draft.
How do I use the step-by-step 'how to prepare' section for Art.6(1)(a)-2 in practice?+−
Use it as a working sequence for collecting the required datapoints, checking the scope and method, and then shaping the disclosure. The page is designed to help you move from raw data to a draft output.
What should I include in the evidence pack for Art.6(1)(a)-2 assurance readiness?+−
The page includes an evidence pack with five items to support assurance readiness. Use it alongside the four assurance claims to verify so you can show where the numbers came from and how they were prepared.
What are the four assurance claims to verify for Art.6(1)(a)-2, and how do I use them?+−
The page gives four claim/risk/evidence checks to help you test the disclosure before assurance. Treat them as a practical review list to spot gaps in the data, method, or supporting evidence.
How do I avoid the common reporting gaps and mistakes on the Art.6(1)(a)-2 page?+−
The page lists common gaps and mistakes so you can check your draft before sign-off. Use that section to catch missing datapoints, weak evidence, or inconsistent presentation early.
What does the synthetic illustrative example on Art.6(1)(a)-2 show, and can I use it as a template?+−
The page includes synthetic illustrative example disclosures, including a quantitative table, to show what a finished draft can look like. Use them as a formatting and content guide only, not as real reporting data.
How can I turn the Art.6(1)(a)-2 data into a draft disclosure quickly?+−
The page has a draft-output section with visualisation ideas, narrative starters, and a content-index line. Those tools are there to help you convert prepared data into a first draft more efficiently.
Where do I find the workbook and printable card for Art.6(1)(a)-2, and what are they for?+−
The Download Centre includes a Prep & Assurance workbook in .xlsx format and a printable Library Card in .pdf format. Use the workbook to organise preparation and assurance checks, and the card as a quick reference.
Who should own the Art.6(1)(a)-2 disclosure process in practice: ESG, HR, or data owners?+−
The page is written for sustainability/ESG managers, HR or data owners, and assurance reviewers, so ownership can sit with the team that controls the underlying data and draft. Use the preparation and evidence sections to agree who collects, checks, and signs off each part.
Can I use the Art.6(1)(a)-2 page to support an ESRS E1 (Climate Change) reporting workflow?+−
The page notes ESRS E1 (Climate Change) as the closest correspondence, so the data may be reusable across workflows. That does not mean the requirements are identical, so use the page as a practical bridge rather than a substitute for the other framework.
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