Why choose us

Traditional methods of sustainability reporting often rely on monthly electricity bills, which delay visibility into carbon and emissions performance. By using end-of-day interval data, sustainability managers can unlock faster, more accurate insights, enabling better decision-making, improved stakeholder communication, and information at hand for compliance.

Benefits and deliverables:

• Proactive Monitoring: Identify issues and opportunities for emissions reductions without waiting weeks for information.
• Enhanced Accuracy: Calculating emissions intensity from interval data ensures emissions tracking reflects actual operational performance.
• Streamlined Compliance: Meet operational targets, regulatory and ESG reporting requirements with detailed, verifiable data.
• Optimised Sustainability Goals: Track performance against short-term and long-term emissions targets seamlessly.

Why interval data and emissions intensity analysis matters

Understanding emissions intensity is important because it allows you to measure how efficiently a company, industry, or country is producing goods or services relative to the amount of greenhouse gas emissions generated. This provides a more accurate picture of environmental impact, even when total emissions might increase, and enables targeted strategies to reduce the carbon footprint by improving efficiency rather than simply lowering absolute emissions levels.

Interval data enhances this analysis by offering detailed insights into energy use patterns, making it possible to identify inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement faster. Together, these tools empower sustainability managers to drive impactful change, communicate progress effectively, and position their organisations as proactive in reducing their carbon footprint towards net zero.