Energy & Carbon Reporting

All your direct energy use, transport and Scope 3 emissions in one place. Share access or export reports. Keep track of progress and set targets.

Use the tool for Scope 1, 2 and 3 for your annual carbon emissions by generating a carbon footprint for your business or specific buildings across your impact areas: energy, transport, water, waste, and procurement.

Create a target and net zero plan for your building (Scope 1 and 2) and supply chain activities (Scope 3). View your carbon footprint by energy, procurement, waste and water as specified categories.

Enhance your understanding of your carbon footprint, aligning with GHG protocols. Choose a pie chart or stacked bar chart, by cost (£) and carbon emissions, to assess both your financial and environmental impact effectively.

Enhance your procurement emissions analysis. Shows where to concentrate your efforts on and which sectors form the bulk of your emissions. Identify those to address for reduction.

Zoom in on emissions by category in your procurement and supply chain, such as chemicals, fashion and textiles, wood and paper etc. Results by area, by category and view by pie chart or stacked graph.

League tables for emissions by supplier, category, items, or types. Filter by top 80%, 50% or 20% of emissions. Report by location-based emissions and market-based emissions, and export as a shareable report.

Export your data whenever needed for use within your team, to present to your board or for external use.

Easy to use and get started. Use the launch pad to select either carbon footprint, energy health check or monitor building services. Use impact management to add data, set carbon targets and generate reports.

View gas and electricity by meter, by building, and compare fuel type (gas and electricity). Plot in terms of energy, cost or carbon. Sort by week, month, quarter, annually or by custom date ranges.

Graph energy use by buildings and league table buildings in the portfolio. Compare side-by-side your best and worst performing buildings.

Find overnight energy use and check consumption profiles over the day. Ensure energy matches building occupancy times and make sure equipment isn't coming on too early or too late.

Plot heating against weather (degree days). Create performance charts and calculate r2 values, for electric, biomass, gas, photovoltaic consumption and photovoltaic generation.

Set budgets by building or by portfolio for energy and carbon use. Track your progress against your targets.