Requirements

Four things bring organisations to us: a regulator with a deadline, a customer with a questionnaire, a standard the leadership has adopted, and a border that now prices carbon. All four ask for different views of the same underlying data.

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What is being asked of you

Each one asks for a different view of the same underlying data.

Regulations

Already in force

Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024 makes Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting a requirement in the UAE, submitted through the national measurement, reporting and verification framework.

Most of what you need is in the building. It sits in meter readings, fuel records and purchase orders, spread across operations, facilities and procurement. It needs a boundary, the right emission factors, and somewhere structured to sit. We set those up once, and the same figures go on to answer your customers and your own leadership.

Customers

Your buyers are being asked, so they ask you

Your customers are being asked for emissions data, so they are asking you. A supplier programme wants figures at product level, a ratings questionnaire wants policies and targets, a procurement portal wants a certificate, and a certification body wants the evidence behind all of it.

Answered one at a time, every request is a project. Answered from one structured inventory, each is an export. We structure the data so it can be cut to whichever format is asked for, with every figure traceable to the record behind it.

Standards

The standards are settling into one language

Sustainability standards are converging. IFRS S1 and S2 are now the international reference, GRI is aligning to them, and the GCC is moving the same way.

Leadership wants a framework it can stand behind. An auditor wants one it can test. Those are now the same framework.

We are licensed across IFRS S1, IFRS S2, GRI and SASB, measure to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, and build modules to UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024.

Trade

Your carbon travels with the goods

More markets are putting a price on the carbon in what you sell them. Europe already charges on the emissions embedded in imported goods, starting with heavy industry such as aluminum, steel, cement and fertilisers, and other governments are building the same thing.

Wherever it lands, the question is the same. It asks for the emissions in each consignment rather than a company total, which means a product level footprint with the production data behind it.

Clean power you have already paid for, and material sourced close to the plant, count for nothing until they are measured. We build the inventory once, then answer each market from it.

02Next step

Tell us what you need to report

One conversation is usually enough to see what you already have and what it still needs.

We reply within one business day.