Emission factor from Boverket v02.07.000

HVO100

Sweden · Well-to-use · Any year

Each kilowatt-hour of this fuel counts as 0.0576 kg CO₂e. Boverket gives one figure, for use in any year.

Value per kWh, net calorific value

0.0576kgCO₂e/kWh

Net calorific value · Biogenic CO₂ and land use excluded · GWP100 · AR4

FossilBio CH₄Land useBio CO₂GHG Protocol and IPCC inventories

One value, for any year

Boverket sets no date window, so there is no year to pick.

Reference year 2026

Region
Sweden SE
Boundary
Well-to-use
Data quality
MediumRated by us, not by the source
Licence
Open · Boverket terms

Where 0.0576 comes from

Published as one number

Boverket prints this factor as a single figure, with no parts to add up and no split by gas.

Reporting this kilowatt-hour under the GHG Protocol

Scope 1 + Scope 3, category 3 0.0576

This one figure covers both together; no split between them is given.

You burn the fuel, so its combustion is your Scope 1.

Supplying the fuel is Scope 3, category 3 for whoever burns it.

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Fuels › Biofuels · Sweden · per kWh · Average

Well-to-use · Excl. biogenic CO₂ · AR4

Boundary
Well-to-use
Fuel supply and fuel combustion
GWP method
IPCC AR4, 100-year horizon
As printed by Boverket
CO₂e basis
Excl. biogenic CO₂FossilBio CH₄Land useBio CO₂GHG Protocol and IPCC inventories
Not split by gas; CO₂e only

Medium quality · Open licence · Any year

What this number covers

The path of one kilowatt-hour of this fuel, from the crops or residues it is made from to your engine or boiler.

  1. Fuel supply

    1. Feedstock

      Growing the crops or collecting the residues

    2. Processing

      Pressing, fermenting or refining it into fuel

    3. Transport

      Moving it to your site

  2. Your meter

    1 kWh used. The factor is per kWh measured here.

  3. Burning it

    In your engine or boiler: mostly CO₂ the plants took up as they grew, with a little CH₄ and N₂O

= 0.0576 per kWh

Outside this boundary

  • Making the boiler that burns it
  • Building the pipelines and the network

Boverket counts the fuel, not the things built to extract, move and burn it.

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About this factor

From Boverket

What it is

The climate impact from HVO is 16 g CO₂e/MJ, and the share of renewable content is 99.9 percent (Energimyndigheten Drivmedel 2024).

What it includes

The calculation of greenhouse gas emissions according to the reduction obligation is based on the standard values ​​for the fossil fuels established in an additional directive to the fuel quality directive 2015/652/EU and an admixture of biodiesel.

Where it applies

HVO100 is bought and burned in various machines and vehicles, i.e. a WtW (Well to Wheel) scope. Environmental data is representative of the HVO100 diesel purchased in Sweden.

Source and licence

Publisher
Boverket (Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning)
Record
6000000017
Published
21 January 2026
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