Collect with guidance
Bring together your company’s activity, consumption and emissions data through a guided process, along with the documents supporting that information.
For the reporting company
report once, respond to multiple financial institutions
With guided data collection, efficiently report your emissions once and make them available to multiple requesting financial institutions.
One reference point for your company’s emissions: organized data, a traceable declaration and access for authorized financial institutions.
How it works
Your company supplies the emissions information financial institutions need for their analyses. Enverium organizes this preparation and lets you reuse the declaration to respond to multiple requesting institutions.
Bring together your company’s activity, consumption and emissions data through a guided process, along with the documents supporting that information.
Review the data, resolve outstanding issues and submit the declaration for approval. Keep information organized by reporting year, with a traceable history.
Make the same declaration available to requesting financial institutions according to access permissions. Respond to different requests without repeating data collection for each institution.
Next step
Talk to Enverium to organize your company’s data and respond to emissions requests from your financial institutions.
Talk to EnveriumThis page describes the reporting company’s process: preparing emissions data and making it available to authorized financial institutions. The institution uses those data to assess its exposures and is responsible for financed-emissions accounting.
Prepare the available inventory, period, covered facilities, emission scopes and supporting documents. Identify methods and limitations wherever estimates or gaps exist, rather than presenting them as complete measurements.
The same information base can be shared with different institutions under the relevant authorizations. Each request still needs to be checked for reporting period, boundary and required data.
No. Company emissions are an input. Financed-emissions accounting also considers the exposure and the asset-class attribution rule, as well as data quality and compatibility.