Some of our net zero superstars
We are proud to say that CarbonView has been implemented at hundreds of sites by clients large and small including Macquarie Group and Bayer Pharmaceuticals in Australia as well as David Brown Group in the UK. We have pricing plans to suit any type of business.
Carbonview is straightforward to use and flexible in customising the dashboard to suit Jurlique’s particular requirements...without Carbonview software Jurlique would not be able to track progress effectively.
CarbonView and Simble have provided us with insight into effective management of equipment such as air compressors, monitoring our energy usage and tracking our overall carbon footprint. CarbonView is simple to use and is great for reporting to all levels.
CarbonView Case Studies
Read about some successful sustainability projects using CarbonView
Case Study: Jurlique
The team at Jurlique International has used CarbonView for over 10 years to monitor the environmental impact of their factory, head office and warehouse, with the aim to analyse and reduce their environmental impact through the entire value chain. The company has set a target of 40% reduction of Scope 1&2 emissions by the end […]
Case Study: DB Santasalo
DB Santasalo is a global manufacturing client headquartered in the UK. CarbonView was implemented in 2021 as the standardised carbon reporting platform with multi-country rollout across all sites including the UK, US, China, Russia, Germany and Australia. DB Santasalo’s goal is to analyse and reduce their environmental impact throughout the supply chain. CarbonView has provided […]
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TCFD rules pervade the financial and ESG reporting landscape
Using a sustainability platform like CarbonView becomes more important as the requirements for disclosure become more wide reaching. In 2015, at the inauguration of the Paris Agreement, the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) was created by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to develop recommendations on the types of information that companies should disclose […]
A smooth transition to Net Zero requires a strategic plan
In the recently released IPCC report “Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability”, one of the conclusions was that “multiple climate hazards will occur simultaneously, and multiple climatic and non-climatic risks will interact, resulting in compounding overall risk and risks cascading across sectors and regions.”The IPCC doesn’t have to convince me that climatic conditions are […]
Financing carbon emission reduction from SMEs to governments
Everybody is aware that governments and corporations all around the world have made commitments to become net zero. The term net zero has three limbs: 1. Calculate the carbon footprint. 2. Reduce GHG emissions to a minimum. 3. Offset the residual emissions. That seems fairly straight forward on the surface of it but misunderstanding abounds […]
What are the SDGs and is there progress?
This blog is written to inform readers of the state-of-play of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The content, in-the-main is sobering. However, in following blogs we will write about what SMEs can do in their day-to-day operations to help the world to reach some of the goals. In 2015 the United Nations General […]
Carbon Offsetting – Part 2
This Blog is a follow up to our Blog Carbon – Offsetting Part 1. The diagram below is an overview of the structure of the carbon offset markets. The players in these markets are indicated by the labelled boxes. The same players exist in both the Compliance Carbon Markets (CCM) and the Voluntary Carbon Markets (VCM). […]
Implementing TCFD recommendations – CarbonView can assist you!
In our last blog, we briefly reviewed the requirements of the Task Force on Climate-Related Disclosure (TCFD), alluding to the fact that its recommendations are being adopted by the large ESG frameworks and even within the regime of new government regulations on mandatory ESG disclosure. In this blog, we list recommended actions to meet TCFD […]
TCFD recommendations
In our last blog, we referred to the alphabet soup of organisations involved in ESG. An organisation’s name that kept cropping up though, was the Task Force on Climate-Related Disclosure (TCFD). Currently, its recommendations are being adopted by the large ESG frameworks and even within the regime of new government regulations on mandatory ESG disclosure. […]
ESG – a brief history of its development – Part 2
In our previous blog titled “ESG – a brief history of its development – Part 1”, we referred to The Triple Bottomline concept, a framework that balances a company’s social, environmental and economic impacts. Its underlying purpose was to help transform a financial accounting-focused business system to a more comprehensive approach in measuring impact and […]
ESG – a brief history of its development – Part 1
The acronym ESG is short for environmental, social and governance. ESG is a process of quantifying an organisation’s commitment to social and environmental factors. It uses specific metrics related to the intangible assets of an organisation that are applied to tabulate a score of the level of this commitment. That is, a corporate social credit score. The […]
More on Article 6
In the last blog, we noted one of the outcomes of COP26 was the Article 6 agreement to a set of unified and internationally-controlled standards including provisions to avoid situations where the same emissions reductions are claimed by multiple companies or countries. The focus of the agreement relates to Articles 6.2, 6.4 and 6.8. Article […]