GHG / Scopes 1, 2 and 3
Corporate carbon footprint
Structure GHG inventories and emissions data for reports, customers, climate targets and reduction decisions.
Industry
Manage environmental risk and turn industrial data into reduction strategies
We work with industrial facilities and management teams to organize compliance, emissions, energy, water, and audit documentation.
Industry context
Buyers, financial institutions and regulators increasingly require verified environmental data as part of doing business. Under the EU's CSRD/ESRS framework, large companies are required to report Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. Because Scope 3 emissions can represent a significant share of a company's total carbon footprint, these requirements increasingly extend throughout the supply chain — including suppliers outside the EU.
Pressures
What usually triggers the need
In order of priority, the pressures that lead this industry to look for environmental evidence
- 01
Audits
Inspections and customers reviewing compliance, permits and documentation.
- 02
Energy costs
Energy prices force measuring consumption and finding where to cut.
- 03
B2B customers
Industrial buyers requesting carbon footprint as a purchase requirement.
Outcomes
What this industry needs to achieve
- Reduce riskOrganize permits, limits and compliance to avoid fines and shutdowns.
- Prioritize investmentsDecide where to invest in efficiency using real energy and emissions data.
- Answer with evidenceDeliver inventories and reports that withstand customer and auditor review.
Sector keys
What you should keep in mind
The standards, requirements and buyer demands that now set the environmental agenda for this sector
Scope 3 pressure
Even if you don't report, your EU customer must declare value-chain (Scope 3) emissions under CSRD/ESRS, and if it holds SBTi targets it must ask suppliers to set their own.
Standardized accounting
Corporate footprints should be calculated with the GHG Protocol or ISO 14064-1, with third-party verification (ISO 14064-3) that buyers increasingly require.
Energy management
The EU Energy Efficiency Directive pushes large energy users to certify an energy management system such as ISO 50001, with obligations phasing in around 2026-2027.
Compliance baseline
An ISO 14001 system, valid permits and audit-ready records remain the foundation for market access and tender eligibility.
Applicable services
Priority solutions for this industry
Reduction / Efficiency / Roadmap
Industrial decarbonization
Transform environmental measurements into reduction, efficiency and monitoring plans for industrial operations.
Risk / Evidence / Compliance
Environmental audits
Review gaps, evidence and environmental risks before audits, customers, investment or expansion.
Work in industrial manufacturing? Let's organize your environmental evidence.
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