Per-part carbon footprints for OEM questionnaires
from your actual production routing.
GM, Ford, and Stellantis have all committed to Scope 3 reporting — which means every Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier in their Canadian supply chain is now being asked for product-level carbon footprints. Spreadsheets can't keep up with the per-part granularity these questionnaires demand. VantageHSG can.
The challenges
Why automotive parts reporting is hard.
We've worked with enough automotive partsfacilities in Ontario to know the exact failure modes. Here's what trips people up.
Per-part breakdowns defeat aggregate reporting
When GM asks for the carbon footprint of part #XYZ12345 produced in Q1, a facility-level average is useless. You need to allocate by production routing, material weight, and process time.
Supplier data is inconsistent
Tier 2 steel and aluminum suppliers report emissions in different units, with different boundaries, and at different frequencies. Normalizing this is a full-time job — if you have one.
Questionnaire format changes every year
CDP, EcoVadis, OEM proprietary questionnaires — each asks for similar data in subtly different structures. The underlying calculation is the same; the format is never the same.
How VantageHSG handles it
Built for automotive parts — not retrofitted.
Generic carbon accounting software treats every industry the same. VantageHSG knows the difference between blast furnace and EAF — and so do the emission factors we apply.
Activity-based allocation for per-part footprints
We allocate your facility emissions down to individual parts using your actual production routing, machine time, and material inputs — not revenue-based or mass-based averages.
Supplier data normalization
Drop us a folder of supplier sustainability reports in any format. We extract the emission factor per material, per supplier, and pin it to your part BOM.
Auto-formatted for OEM questionnaires
CDP, EcoVadis, GM, Ford, Stellantis — we maintain the format spec for each and produce a submission-ready file on demand.
Emission factors we apply
The factors that matter for automotive parts.
VantageHSG pins every calculation to a specific version of ECCC, EEIO, and sector-specific sources. Verifiers see exactly which factor was used, when it was published, and why.
- ●Steel (HR, CR, galvanized, AHSS)
- ●Aluminum (cast, extruded, sheet)
- ●Plastics (PP, ABS, PA, PC)
- ●Electricity (Ontario IESO)
- ●Natural gas (process heating)
- ●Inbound transport (Cat. 4)
Other industries
Built for the rest of Ontario's largest emitters too.
Steel & foundries
Mass balance, scrap ratios, and Scope 3 from iron ore, coking coal, and ferroalloys.
See how it works →Concrete & cement
Clinker-to-cement ratio mass balance, moisture-corrected fuel emissions, and EPD-ready m³ numbers.
See how it works →Plastics & chemicals
Process emissions, feedstock accounting, and Scope 3 from resin and chemical inputs.
See how it works →Electroplating & finishing
Bath chemistry emissions, acid and metal waste streams, and Scope 3 from nickel, chrome, and zinc inputs.
See how it works →Show us your automotive parts facility.
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