Print this page (⌘P / Ctrl+P) → save as PDF for your verifier.
Konya Cement Plant
Konya Çimento · cement · Konya
iz · TR-MRV-Bench v0.1
konya-cimento
Issued: —
1 · Facility identity
- Company / operator
- Konya Çimento
- Plant name
- Konya Cement Plant
- Sector (CBAM scope)
- cement
- Location
- Konya, Türkiye
- Nameplate capacity
- 3,500,000 t/y
2 · Emission figures (tCO₂)
3 · Source citation for audit-grade Scope 1
4 · Methodology (iz-1)
iz-1 is a 2-layer browser-resident MLP with WebGPU-accelerated LoRA-shaped weights,
trained on TR-MRV-Bench v0 (59 Turkish CBAM-scope facilities; 21 audit-grade Scope 1 labels with operator-PDF citations).
Inputs: nameplate capacity, geo-coordinates, sector + steel route one-hot, Climate-TRACE-derived capacity factor and
activity, operator-disclosed capacity factor (non-leaky in LODO), and Sentinel-5P NO₂ activity proxy.
Evaluation: stratified leave-one-disclosure-out with 5 outer × 3 inner = 15 seeds per held-out facility.
Headline: median 87% reduction in log-MAE vs. EU CBAM default; closed-form formula (capacity × route-EF × cf)
reaches the same headline within statistical noise.
5 · Verifier checklist
- ☐ Confirm Scope 1 line item in the cited source matches the value above (tCO₂ basis; not CO₂-equivalent if different).
- ☐ Verify operator's verification statement (ISO 14064-1 / TSRS / financial audit) attached to the source.
- ☐ Cross-check capacity against latest published cement / steel / aluminum / fertilizer association registry.
- ☐ If using iz-1 prediction as input to CBAM Article 4(2) actual-emission declaration: the prediction is
a model output, not a measurement. Verifier must independently support the underlying activity data.
- ☐ Confirm the conformal prediction interval covers the operator's claimed Scope 1.
6 · License and citation
TR-MRV-Bench v0 is Apache-2.0 licensed. The benchmark, methodology, and per-facility data are public at
github.com/abgnydn/iz and iz-b0n.pages.dev.
Cite: Günaydın (2026), "TR-MRV-Bench: a public per-facility emissions benchmark for Turkish CBAM-scope
industry, with a physics baseline that beats the EU CBAM default by 87%."