Climate accounting gives you a full overview of your company's CO2 emissions, and shows you how you can easily become greener and more sustainable.
A carbon footprint report gives you a detailed overview of your company's CO2 emissions from the past year. The report is simple, complete and follows the GHG protocol. In addition, the carbon footprint report shows which activities in your business contribute the most to greenhouse gas emissions. With this insight, you can easily assess the measures that best reduce your carbon footprint.
With increasing focus on the environment and climate, many companies and businesses are faced with requirements to document their environmental impact.
Having a clear climate account (or environmental account) is not only a way to comply with these requirements; it also gives you an opportunity to define sustainability goals and work towards them concretely. The account plays a crucial role in sustainability reporting, and offers a measurement tool for continuous improvement.
With Energihuset's tools, you get a report ready for publication on your website, in the annual report, or to customers and suppliers. You can also get guidance for improvement at each point where emissions are reported. Through our reports, we give you the keys to transforming your business to become greener and more sustainable.
At Energihuset, we offer express delivery of climate accounts for those who need documentation quickly. Our service is ideal for businesses that are in tender processes or in dialogue with banks about commercial loans, where a climate account is requested within a short time.
A business in a bidding process or dialogue with a bank about a business loan can quickly and efficiently deliver the necessary documentation to strengthen its position and achieve its goals.
A carbon footprint is a tool that companies use to map and report their greenhouse gas emissions. It provides insight into the company's impact on the environment through emissions of CO₂ and other greenhouse gases. In an era where sustainability is central, carbon footprint helps companies gain an overview of and reduce their environmental footprint.
We have listed the questions we are most often asked about climate accounting.
Is a systematic assessment of the environmental consequences of the activities of a company or organization to map, measure and report on the environmental impacts of the company's activities, products or services.
For most companies, climate accounting is not required by law. However, stakeholders will be concerned that companies have an overview of their environmental impact and will indirectly require their suppliers to have an overview of their climate emissions.
Climate accounts are designed in 3 different scopes.
Scope 1: Direct emissions (operating assets the business has operational control over, e.g. use of fossil fuels). Scope 2: Indirect emissions from purchased energy – electricity and district heating/ cooling . Scope 3: Indirect emissions from input factors (purchased goods or services)
By creating a climate account, your company gets figures and documentation that can be used for tender and offer processes, annual reports, cost reduction and company profiling. The market increasingly demands that companies be able to account for their climate impact.
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