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We would like to request large amounts of data over the /creative api for gaining emissions data, is it possible to use Cloud Bucket configuration for this use case?

Hello, I have tried several different websites and I keep getting total emissions = 0. Is there a website or example I could use in order to get a number of emissions other than 0? Thanks.

Hello,I would like to know what is the limit of requests that the api has to query in parallel, that is, I am sending more than 100 rows in the same request and the limit I think is between 100 and 200, would it be possible to change that limit? Thanks you!. Regards

Having recently using your API, I get surprising results. We have been trying to compute carbon cost for several campaigns and we get a carbon cost per impression between 0.2-0.8 g CO2 eq depending on the parameters that we select (size, device, etc.). By the way, it seems to fit with the example you give in the documentation with 13821 impressions as input and 3054.56 g CO2 eq as output. At the scale of our biggest campaigns, which advertise hundreds of stores throughout the French territory for our clients, it represents several dozens of tons CO2 eq (for instance we simulated the carbon cost for a campaign with 60 000 000 display impressions and we got 44 tons of CO2 eq). Does it seem reliable to you or is there something we are missing ? I guess you are familiar with the order of magnitude on the matter, but a Paris New York round trip by plane represents around 2 tons of CO2 eq and the average carbon consumption for a French citizen over a year has been estimated at 10 tons of CO2 eq. Therefore we are quite surprised with the figure that we get, which seems to overestimate our carbon pollution. I can of course give you an input of our API calls if you wish. Thanks in advance for reading the email, Have a nice week-end,

Yes, for example, when i try to calculate a carbon emissions for device desktop, there are emissions but when y change this name for mobile, the result is the next: { "impressionsModeled": 0, "impressionsSkipped": 1000, "requestID": "6a019896-535f-4d01-b534-50dc19caead2", "rows": [ { "domainCoverage": "missing", "identifier": "1" } ], "rowsModeled": 0, "rowsSkipped": 1, "totalEmissions": 0 } why? and how can solve it?

What api availability do we have? is there any limitation? We have seen that now for dates prior to March it does not return data, is it because of these limitations?

Hello Some of our data doesn't have good publisher info. E.g. the publisher might be that well-read periodical _Google Syndication_. For such rows -- Is there a way to specify an "industry average" domain? Thank you & Kind regards, - Daniel

Hi, I have a questions with the api parameters. The parameters that generate the greatest variation are those that are mandatory, right? that is, that the parameters that are not required are more subjective