Start Carbon Accounting: Your Business Can't Afford to Ignore It it

The first step is knowing where you stand. We will complete a baseline emissions assessment for your business in line with global standards. You’ll see where your emissions are coming from and we’ll identify ways we can improve the quality of your data over time.

Should we start now?

The short answer is yes.

Stay ahead of the curve and know where you stand before you’re asked to provide this data by large customers, banks, insurers and other stakeholders. Position your business as one that is committed to measuring and reducing your impact over time in the transition to a low carbon economy. Communicate this to customers who really care. Establish a point of difference as a business that can provide this information to your customers. Engage and retain staff that care about the steps you take to account for your impact

Services we provide

Carbon Accounting readiness assessment: We‘ll confirm the data you need and the data you have, identifying ways to fill the gaps.

Baseline Emissions assessment: Set your baseline to know where you stand, summary report and walk through included.

Emission reduction opportunities: Summary report identifying projects that may reduce emissions for consideration.

Business case development: A deeper dive on the financial and carbon return on emission reduction projects and support to report on these.

Process Improvement: we can support the initiatives that will streamline carbon accounting going forward where relevant.

We partner with Sumday, our preferred carbon accounting platform. As Sumday certified advisors, we can set up your business and help up-skill your team in carbon accounting too.

  • Carbon accounting is the measurement of an organisation’s Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Emissions come from activities like using fuel and electricity, buying goods and services, waste, travelling, investing and more.

    • Know where you stand, for your own peace of mind and to be ready when (not if) you’re asked

    • Prioritise actions you take to reduce emissions, as the world moves towards net zero

    • Appeal to customers and talent who expect companies to understand their impact

    • Meet compliance requirements as they continue to evolve

    • Satisfy requests for this data from your key stakeholders

    • Tell your sustainability story - with data to back it up, reducing greenwashing risks

  • Carbon accounting can become an extension of financial accounting and reporting. It’s easy to get started. We may have the majority of the data required including:

    • Financial transactions for the reporting period

    • Activity data for key sources of

    • emissions

    • Fuel usage

    • Electricity consumption

    • Supplier contacts