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Trusted by enterprises, such as:
carbmee’s Environmental Intelligence System™
Accelerate your net-zero journey
Climate regulations, markets, investors and consumers are all headed towards a net-zero future – make sure you don’t get left behind.
Whether you need a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF), a Company Carbon Footprint (CCF) or a Supplier Carbon Footprint (SCF), we've got you covered.
How we do it
Measure
Gain transparency over emissions from end-to-end and across Scope 1, 2, and 3, in compliance with the most trusted standards.
Reduce
Automate your decarbonization strategy to uncover emissions hotspots and reduction potential.
Report
Communicate your net-zero journey to regulators, investors, customers, in compliance with the most carbon accounting and other trusted standards.
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Developed with international standards in mind
Developed with international standards in mind
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The Best Carbon Reduction Approach for Industrial Enterprises
Decarbonization presents complex challenges for industry companies and the market of solutions, both for software and hardware, is still quite young and sometimes not clearly defined. Read to learn more about the different approaches companies can take to measure and reduce their emissions, and what the best carbon reduction approach is for industrial enterprises.
GHG Protocol: What Are Scope 1, 2, & 3 Emissions?
Nearly everything a company does can be understood through the lens of carbon – that is to say, its activities, products, and purchases all have an amount of greenhouse gas emissions allocated to them. So how do companies know what is essential to measure, or how even to quantify the emissions of everything they do? This is where the Greenhouse Gas Protocol comes into play.
Does every board need a Chief Sustainability Officer?
As regulations become stricter, carbon future prices skyrocket, and proactive corporate sustainability becomes a competitive advantage, is it time to start considering whether every board needs a Chief Sustainability Officer?