What It Extracts
Constrovet organizes records for fuel, power, water, waste, material quantity, emissions, and carbon evidence. ESG metrics stay separate unless records support a financial finding.
| Record | Metric | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Diesel or fuel log | ESG_METRIC | Consumption evidence and missing-record notes. |
| Power bill | ESG_METRIC | Energy usage by period where documented. |
| Waste register | ESG_METRIC | Waste or diversion evidence for review. |
What Metrics Can Be Captured
When documents contain the values, Constrovet can structure carbon, waste, energy, water, fuel, power, and emissions metrics as ESG findings.
Records That Help
- Diesel, fuel, power, and equipment consumption records.
- Water usage, waste handling, and waste diversion logs.
- Material quantities and carbon-related declarations where available.
- Project compliance notes, inspection records, and site reports.
Example Output
| ESG metric | Evidence used | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Diesel consumption | Fuel log and invoice | Metric value, citation, reporting period |
| Electricity usage | Utility bill or meter record | Energy finding and missing-evidence note if incomplete |
| Waste diversion | Waste log and disposal record | Diversion metric and source reference |
Action Use
ESG findings can become 7-day evidence requests, 30-day reporting cleanup, and 90-day monitoring controls. They should not imply compliance confirmation.
An ESG record without citation has no standing when carbon credits, green financing, or sustainability-linked loan terms ask for proof, not a summary.
Why ESG Stays Separate
ESG metrics may support governance or reporting review. They should not be treated as cost leakage unless evidence supports a financial finding.