Carbon Reporting Services
Carbon reporting is a means by which a company can present their greenhouse gas emission inventory and formulate a roadmap in order to achieve carbon emission reductions. Carbon reporting is now mandatory in over 40 countries around the world and an integral part of ESG for major organisations.
Be it driven by statutory compliance, shareholder obligations or stakeholder pressure, the benefits of carbon reporting are not only a reduction in an organisation’s GHG emissions, which benefits the entire world but also in finding inefficiencies that can result in process cost savings.
GHG Emissions
Helping clients identify GHG Emissions
To be meaningful, carbon reporting should contain accurate and informative information that is useful to both the organisation in managing their GHG emissions and also to external parties who require the information to make informed decisions. We have helped our clients around the world in accurately identifying their GHG emissions from Scope 1 through to Scope 3 emissions.
Defining the boundary of the assessments
The selection of tools and guidance to be used is therefore crucial in defining the boundary of the assessment. Our carbon team support our clients achieve their net-zero ambitions by offering a bespoke service that adopts national and international standards and guidance, including:
Manage climate change obligations
With our support our clients can manage their climate change obligations and identify opportunities of excessive energy usage or other inefficiencies leading to cost effective process changes.
Accurate analysis of GHG emission data
Consistent means of tracking GHG emissions over time
Provide an action plan for GHG emission reductions and cost savings
Transparent presentation of information
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Carbon Reporting
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What are Scope 1, 2, and 3 Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
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Climate Change Risk Assessment and the EP4 Explained
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