Explore additional access options for Microsoft emissions
Important
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Jun 30, 2023 |
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Business value
Additional options for accessing Microsoft-based emissions allow you to export current and historic Azure and Microsoft 365 emissions to power analysis and reporting. These options help you gain visibility into all of your available Microsoft emissions data quickly and all from your own Azure account. After aggregating the emissions, your data is ripe for analytics and connection to business intelligence tools.
Feature details
Export your Azure and Microsoft 365 emissions data to your Azure Data Lake Storage directly in your Azure tenant. This data will enable better visibility in to your emissions for streamlining analytics and business intelligence scenarios.
Exporting your Azure and Microsoft 365 emissions data to your Data Lake Storage provides the following features:
- Centralized data storage: Consolidate emissions data from various sources within your organization, making it easier to manage and analyze.
- Scalability: Data Lake Storage can handle large volumes of data, allowing you to store and process emissions data at scale as your organization grows.
- Data security and compliance: Data Lake Storage provides robust security features, including data encryption and access control, ensuring that your emissions data is secure and protected.
See also
Project ESG Lake overview (docs)