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Carbon Reporting

Understand and report your carbon emissions accurately to meet UK compliance requirements and strengthen your ESG and sustainability reporting.

Reporting on your emissions

Once you have established your organisations greenhouse gas emissions, the data will need presenting to a variety of audiences to disclose and demonstrate your carbon footprint.

If you have taken measures to reduce your carbon footprint, and are beginning to see the results, communicating the good news has benefits beyond compliance!

Transparent Carbon Reporting is important for:

  • Regulatory compliance: Meeting legal requirements
  • Investor relations: Investors use the data to assess risk
  • Reputation: Demonstrating climate responsibility to consumers
  • Supply chain partners: Required for Scope 3 emissions
  • Internal stakeholders: Demonstrating the value of sustainability

Here at Carbon Neutral Group, we can help you gather and present your emissions data for any audience or context.

Supporting Accurate Carbon Reporting

Effective carbon reporting relies on accurate data and a clear strategy. A Carbon Audit provides the baseline, while a Carbon Reduction Plan and Net Zero strategy ensure your reporting reflects real progress.

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How is the data presented?

Carbon data should be presented within defined frameworks and standards such as the GHG Protocol, depending on the scenario.

These scenarios could include:

  • Mandatory legal reporting
  • Voluntary disclosures
  • Supply chain requirements
  • Internal communications

Your organisation may be required to supply this data within:

  • Published documents, such as annual reports or public filings.
  • Surveys or questionnaires, such as ESG assessment.
  • Internal reports or spreadsheets

There are standard templates for presenting the data, depending on the scenario, and we can provide expert assistance to help your organisation with its carbon reporting.

See our guide to regulations

Types of report

Some of the different reports include:

1. Baseline report

Our detailed baseline report gives you information on your consumption per scope.

You can relate to the report and if we are highlighting a spike in consumption, you will know what event this talks back to. We can then document the incident with the footprint data and include that in the report.

2. Project or Product Footprint Report

This report focuses on the footprint of a project or product and all the items that it is comprised of from raw materials to the supply chain, and the companies’ team who were involved in the process.

We use this to calculate the relevant data to give you the footprint.

3. Scope 3

The Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard allows companies to assess their entire value chain emissions impact and identify where to focus reduction activities.  Scope 3 is broken down into 15 key areas that look at both your organisations upstream and downstream activities. 

Upstream emissions are indirect GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions related to purchased or acquired goods and services; 

Downstream emissions are indirect GHG emissions related to sold goods and services.

The 15 key areas of the reporting are broken down in detail on the Scope 3 guide page. Scope 3 has the majority of an organisation’s carbon footprint. We are happy to work through Scope 3 with you and see where we can start the journey together. 

Help with your reporting

Get in touch if you require any assistance with your organisations Carbon Reporting.

Whether it is mandatory compliance, surveys, annual reports, or simply to keep your stakeholders informed, we can help present your emissions data as required.

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