Move beyond reporting the number.
Once your emissions, energy and waste data is properly collected and reported, it can tell a business much more than its annual footprint. We analyse that same data to identify trends, anomalies and areas that warrant attention, giving management clearer information to support operational and environmental decisions.
Once environmental information is structured properly, it can provide value well beyond compliance reporting. We look across energy, waste and carbon data to identify trends, highlight anomalies and support informed, data-driven decisions.
What we analyse
Energy
- Electricity & fuel consumption
- Renewable energy & onsite generation
- Site-level consumption
- Monthly consumption patterns
- Unusual movements
- Intensity metrics
Waste
- Total waste & waste by stream
- Landfill, recycling & recovery
- Waste by site
- Diversion rates
- Waste intensity
- Changes over time
Carbon
- Scope 1, 2 & 3 trends
- Emissions by site
- Emissions by business unit
- Source contribution
- Carbon intensity
- Year-on-year movement
What this can tell management
Structured analysis can help identify:
- Which sites are driving energy consumption
- Where unusual increases have occurred
- Where data quality is poor
- Which emissions sources are material
- Where waste performance is improving or deteriorating
- Where reporting gaps exist
- Which areas warrant management attention
- Where further investigation may identify efficiency opportunities
Typical outputs: An analysis summary highlighting trends, anomalies and areas that may warrant further attention. The specific mix depends on the engagement and isn’t guaranteed to include every item above.
Get more from your environmental data
If you’re already collecting emissions, energy or waste data, we can help you understand what it’s telling you.