Confused about Kilowatt hours from Embodied Carbon #1305
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Hi @mgriffin-scottlogic, thanks for bringing this up! Our initial thought when implementing this was since our methodology inherently just calculated the carbon impact and not the energy, we wanted to include the conversation to showcase the energy impact as well to get the overall picture for both carbon and energy estimations. We believe manufacturing impact can still be associated with cloud provider impact as a by-product of the cloud usage. However, if we see this is something that CCF users would want, we could consider adding a feature to disable it! |
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I've been looking at the
EmbodiedEmissionsEstimator
and was a bit confused as to why it does a reverse calculation from CO2e to kWh. Isn't this creating energy that doesn't really exist on the cloud provider side?I didn't know if it was an attempt at including the energy impact of manufacturing but my first thought was that the embodied estimator should just always return 0 for kilowattHours. That way I could feel more confident that the total kilowatt hours relate to the energy used by the cloud providers themselves. Would this be an acceptable change to make? It would also remove the last use of the estimateKwh function, meaning that could be removed too.
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