Refinery CO2 Emissions Calculator

Refinery CO2 Emissions Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Quantify Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, emission intensity, and carbon balance for refinery operations.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized calculation engine for quantifying carbon dioxide emissions within refinery operations. It allows AI agents to accurately calculate Scope 1 emissions using get_scope_1_emissions, determine indirect emissions via get_scope_2_emissions, evaluate efficiency with get_emission_intensity, and assess net carbon positions through calculate_carbon_balance. It is designed to help industrial operators align with GHG Protocol standards by differentiating between combustion and process emissions.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_carbon_balance

Determine the net carbon position of the refinery

get_emission_intensity

Determine the efficiency of carbon output relative to production volume

get_scope_1_emissions

Calculate the total direct emissions produced by combustion and chemical processes

get_scope_2_emissions

Calculate the indirect emissions resulting from purchased energy

See how to talk to your AI agent using Refinery CO2 Emissions Calculator.

Calculate the Scope 1 emissions for 500 metric tonnes of natural gas with 50 metric tonnes of process emissions.

The total Scope 1 emissions are 545.0 metric tonnes.

What are the Scope 2 emissions for consuming 1000 MWh on a renewable grid?

The total Scope 2 emissions are 50.0 metric tonnes.

Determine the carbon balance if total emissions are 1000 tonnes and 1200 tonnes are captured.

The net carbon position is -200.0 metric tonnes, meaning the facility is carbon neutral.

Scope 1 emissions are calculated by summing combustion emissions (fuel consumption multiplied by the specific fuel emission factor) and direct process emissions.

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