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Accurately measure your business travel carbon emissions with GATE4

Avoid Inaccurate Emissions Reporting

GATE4 is proven to yield the industry’s most accurate emissions reporting across air, hotel, rail and care programs

ISO-certified Methodology

An ISO-Certified methodology, GATE4’s reporting figures can be included in annual financial reporting and assist with creating science-backed sustainability targets

Educate and Influence Travelers

With an understanding of your program’s carbon footprint, you can create traveler facing communications designed to shirt share and drive sustainable decision making

About GATE4

To get a holistic picture of your total trip emissions, it’s not enough to just look at your air program. GATE4 is the first methodology to provide robust reporting across air, hotel, rail and car on a global market level.

GATE4 also takes into account multiple components not included in standard carbon reporting, such as country-level electricity mix and carbon intensity, passenger to freight ratios, aircraft type, hotel eco-labels, amenities, rail operators’ individual sustainability initiatives, and more.

With this data at your fingertips, you can create the right traveler-facing communications to keep them engaged in achieving your goals.

Laurent Schouteten
Laurent Schouteten
Director, Partnerships & Integrations, BCD Travel

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