Emissions Calculator

Enter an amount below to discover how the annual emissions associated with investing in an ebi solution compares against investing the same amount into an equivalent non-ESG solution.

By investing
in equity instead of
you save 50.14 metric tonnes of carbon per year.
To illustrate the scale of this difference, we have converted it into some commonly known equivalents:

CO2 emissions from:

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Litres of petrol consumed
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Kilograms of coal burned
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Homes’ electricity use for one year
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Barrels of oil consumed
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Propane cylinders used for home barbeques
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Number of smartphones charged
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Hours of watching tv
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Viewings of the Friend’s complete boxset
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Washing machine cycles
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Cups of tea
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Returns flights from London to Tenerife
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Passenger vehicles driven for one year
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Miles driven by an average passenger vehicle

Greenhouse gas emissions avoided or sequestered by:

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Tonnes of waste recycled instead of landfilled
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Bin bags of waste recycled instead of landfilled
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Incandescent lamps switched to LEDs
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Average commutes by bicycle instead of car
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Tree seedlings grown for 10 years
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Acres of forests in one year
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Disclaimer: Please note that switching your investments does not directly save emissions in the real world and does not offset your personal carbon footprints
Carbon data sourced from Morningstar Direct, as of 30th April 2024
Carbon equivalencies sourced from the US EPA
Scope 1 Emissions: Direct greenhouse gas emissions that results from sources that are owned or controlled by the organisation
Scope 2 Emissions: Indirect greenhouse gas emissions associated with the generation of purchased energy such as electricity, steam, or heating consumed by the organisation
*Scope 1 + 2 Emissions: Calculated by working out for each unique holding the percentage of that company that the portfolio owns, then summing the share of total emissions each holding is responsible for. The absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions (in tonnes) the portfolio is responsible for is then divided by the total monetary amount (in millions) invested in those companies. With this value we can then associate the tonnes of CO2 equivalent emitted per £1million invested, and scale it to any amount of investment.
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