More Carbon Reporting & Compliance
Articles about carbon reporting rules and requirements.
Energy Insights & Analysis / Europe
Climate Change Reporting Requirements Under the CSRD
In order to comply with the CSRD, organisations must report in line with European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). This article will cover the requirements of ESRS E1 - Climate Change.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / United Kingdom
ESOS Compliance - The Action Plan and Phase 4
The past four years have seen the largest change to the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) compliance requirements since its inception back in 2014. In this article we'll explore these changes and requirements.
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EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) - Overview and Reporting Requirements
This article will provide an overview of what the CBAM is, who is required to comply with it, and what importers must do during the transitional and definite periods.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / California
Key Policies and Carbon Reporting Requirements in California
This article reports on recent climate legislation and carbon reporting policies in California and relevant climate programs impacting businesses working within the state.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Understanding and Visualising Scope 1, 2 and 3 Data
Carbon footprints are the associated carbon emissions released by a business over a given timescale. The understanding and monitoring of associated corporate emissions are vital to businesses looking to assess and decrease emissions.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Europe
The EU CSRD: Carbon and Sustainability Reporting Requirements
The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), replacing the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), broadens reporting requirements for sustainability, targeting global companies meeting specific thresholds.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Lifecycle Assessments (LCAs): Calculating Emissions of Goods and Services
Lifecycle Assessments (LCAs) can act as a key way for companies to calculate and report on the sustainability performance of sold goods, showcasing emissions 'from cradle to grave'.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Utilising Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs)
Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) are a well-established way of enabling companies to report zero emissions for electricity consumption.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
End of GHG Protocol Scope 3 Evaluator Tool
The free tool provided by Quantis is to be discontinued by end of August 2023. Find out how NUS' Energy and Sustainability Services (ESS) division can help your organization with scope 3 GHG calculations, including data collection, cleansing and quantification.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Quantifying Your Company's GHG Emissions
Businesses looking to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to meet corporate goals or internationally agreed targets may find themselves at a loss as how to measure, manage, and interpret emissions data.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Carbon Footprints and Scope 3 Emissions
Learn more about carbon footprints, scope 3 emissions, how they affect your business, and how to calculate them.
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Energy Insights & Analysis / Global
Carbon Offsets for Corporations
Carbon offsetting is the process of compensating for carbon emissions that are created by industrial and human activity by participating in or funding projects designed to make equivalent reductions in carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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