Carbon Lens

Know the climate impact of an experience before you book it.

See an indicative kg CO2e estimate per participant for tours, boat trips and workshops — computed privately in your browser.

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Carbon Lens · Benévola

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Sunset Boat Trip on the Tagus

~ 3.4 kg CO₂e

per participant

High confidence

49% above the typical estimated impact of similar experiences (boat tour)

Transport2.3 kg
Energy0.0 kg
Food1.1 kg
Materials0.0 kg
  • ·Route distance not stated on the page. Using the boat tour default of 18 km.
  • ·Group size not stated. Using the small-group default of 12 participants.
  • ·One tasting-size food serving assumed for this experience.
  • ·Participant travel to and from the experience is not included.

Indicative estimate. Not a verified footprint or sustainability certification.

Estimates, not certificates.

Carbon Lens never claims to measure or certify. Every number is an indicative estimate, and it says so.

Every assumption declared.

When a page does not state duration, group size or distance, the default we use is listed, explained, and editable.

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The extension contains no network code at all — verifiably. Every estimate is computed locally in your browser. No servers, no telemetry, no accounts.

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Works everywhere

Marketplaces like GetYourGuide and Viator, or operators' own websites.

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Per participant

The number that matches how you actually book.

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Full breakdown

Transport, energy, food and materials, each estimated separately.

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Confidence badge

High, medium or low, depending on how much came from the page vs. category defaults.

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Four languages

Understands pages in English, Portuguese, Spanish and French.

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Edit and recalculate

Adjust duration, group size, distance, food servings or transport mode; the estimate updates instantly.

Methodology

Carbon Lens is fully deterministic: no server, no black box. The same page always produces the same estimate, for every user. Here is exactly how it is built.

Step 1

Read

Extracts the page's public content: JSON-LD structured data (Product, TouristTrip, Event), title, meta description and visible text. Nothing leaves the browser.

Step 2

Classify

Ordered multilingual keyword rules identify the experience type (12 categories) and parse duration ("2 hours", "90 minutes", "half day", ISO 8601), group size ("up to 6 people", "small group"), route distance, food servings, indoor venues and materials. Title and structured data outrank body text, so cross-sell links never flip the category.

Step 3

Calculate

Motorised transport = (vehicle factor × km) ÷ group size; indoor venues use electricity per person-hour; food per serving; materials per person. All factors live in one open configuration file.

Step 4

Compare

The result is benchmarked against the typical estimate for its own category, always phrased relatively ("X% below/above typical"), never as an absolute sustainability claim.

The factors, in the open

FactorValueUnitBasis
Venue electricity0.11kg CO₂e per person-hour~1 kWh per visitor-hour × Iberian grid intensity 2024-25
Electric vehicle (e-tuk)0.02kg CO₂e per vehicle-km~0.15 kWh/km incl. charging losses × grid
Fuel tuk-tuk0.18kg CO₂e per vehicle-kmBetween light auto-rickshaw studies and DEFRA 2025 average petrol car
Segway0.04kg CO₂e per person-hourBattery/range specs × grid
Boat2.5kg CO₂e per vehicle-kmMid-range of mixed sightseeing fleets (sail ~0.3 to RIB ~6)
Food serving1.1kg CO₂e per servingTasting-size portion of a mixed menu (Poore & Nemecek data)
Materials (low/medium/high)0.15 / 0.6 / 1.5kg CO₂e per personAnchored in ceramic tile LCA

Known limitations

The estimate excludes participant travel to the venue, embodied assets and menu detail. Boat factors span a wide real-world range, so results for boat trips are the least precise. The benchmark derives from our own category defaults, not from an external dataset. Sources: DEFRA/DESNZ 2025 conversion factors, Iberian grid intensity data, Poore & Nemecek 2018, and published LCA studies.

Questions

No. Carbon Lens produces indicative estimates from public page information only. The disclaimer is permanent and shown with every result.

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