Carbon Footprint &
Utilities Optimisation Software
The software to calculate your company’s carbon footprint and monitor energy consumption and utilities in real time. Download your carbon footprint report with a single click.

What are Scope 1 2 3 emissions?
Understanding how greenhouse gas emissions contribute to your carbon footprint is the first step to an effective decarbonisation strategy.

Scope 1
Scope 1 emissions are those generated onsite from sources that are owned or controlled by an organisation.

Scope 2
This category refers to indirect GHG emissions associated with the purchase of energy. Although they are not generated onsite, they are accounted for in an organisation’s GHG inventory as they result from an organisation's energy consumption.

Scope 3
Scope 3 emissions are indirect GHG emissions that occur within an organisation’s value chain, in both upstream and downstream activities. These are emissions for which an organisation is responsible, despite originating from sources it does not own or control.

Solutions to measure energy consumption and calculate your company’s carbon footprint



Carbon Footprint Software
Calculate your company’s carbon footprint across scope 1 2 3 with accuracy and transparency, in full compliance with the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064-1. Download your carbon footprint report with a single click.
Utilities Optimisation Software
Monitor energy consumption in real time and analyse data by source, time of day, and period. Identify peaks, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement to build a more effective energy strategy.
Carbon Footprint & Utilities Optmisation Software
An advanced solution for monitoring energy consumption and calculating your company’s CO2 equiv. emissions. Developed in alignment with the GHG Protocol and ISO standards, it’s designed to provide accurate and centralised control even across geographically distributed sites.
Why is carbon management important?
Measure to improve
If you don’t accurately measure your CO2e emissions, you won’t know what to optimise or how to effectively reduce your impact. Carbon accounting and emissions monitoring are the essential foundations for developing a targeted decarbonisation strategy.
Competitive advantage
Increasingly, customers, investors, and suppliers are choosing companies that prioritise sustainability. Understanding your carbon footprint is a critical first step towards developing a carbon management strategy.
Regulatory compliance
Regulations such as the CSRD and voluntary initiatives like SBTi mandate the accurate and documented calculation of corporate carbon emissions as a fundamental prerequisite.
Cost optimisation
Developing a carbon management plan helps identify inefficiencies in operational processes. Taking action on these insights enables more efficient resource management and leads to a tangible reduction in operational costs.
Prepare your ESG report
Emissions reporting is a core element of any sustainability report. It offers a transparent and detailed view of your organisation’s environmental impact, a key factor in meeting ESG expectations.

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