Where can I see my CO2 emissions?

In order for you to make the most eco-friendly decision mobility-wise, Skipr includes the CO₂ emissions of every suggested trip displayed in the Journey Results.

How are the emissions calculated? 

The emission of a trip equals the sum of each transport mode's separate CO₂ emission (i.e. the multiplication of the number of kilometers and the carbon emission per kilometer).

Skipr works with an average CO₂ emission per vehicle type. Please find the list below, from lowest emissions to highest emissions.

• 🥾  By foot: 0 
• 🚲  Mechanic (classic) bike: 0 
• 🚲  Electric bike: 9 g/km
• 🛵  Electric scooter: 11 g/km
• 🛴  E-step: 13 g/km 
• 🚇  Electric metro: 20 g/km
• 🚆  Electric train: 26 g/km
• 🚋  Electric tram: 30 g/km
• 🚗  Electric cars (incl. taxi & car-sharing): 51 g/km
• 🚌  Electric bus: 75 g/km
• 🛵  Fuel scooter: 77 g/km
• 🏍  Fuel motorcycle: 107 g/km
• 🚌  Fuel bus: 110 g/km
• 🚗  Fuel cars (incl. taxi & car-sharing): 171 g/km

Which emissions are taken into account in each trip?

• ⛽️  Fuel vehicles: the CO₂ emissions of the fuel generated during the trip.
• ⚡️  Electric vehicles: the CO₂ emissions generated during the electricity production during the trip.

So you know...
This means that the CO₂ generated during the production of the vehicle is not taken into account. We use official sources of CO₂ emissions whenever possible. If not, we are also providing an average CO₂ emission per mode of transport. We are working on refining this model to be specific to the mode of transport and/or vehicle you might take, but please bear in mind this might affect the emission count.

Source: CO2Logic