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The Challenge
Energy & utilities firms sit at the centre of complex supply chains, rising ETS costs, and tightening ESG demands from regulators and customers. Large clients now expect full emissions reporting, net-zero roadmaps, and clear evidence of savings – but data is scattered across grids, meters, and suppliers.
What Regulations Apply to You?
This regulatory landscape is evolving, and the manufacturing sector need systems that keep pace automatically rather than relying on one-off consulting exercises.
For Australia
AASB S2
AASB S2 requires mandatory climate disclosures starting 2026/27 for Group 2/3 manufacturing entities with $25m-$250m revenue or assets, expanding reporting to full Scope 1-3 emissions plus climate risk assessments covering supply chain disruptions and transition risks. Manufacturing companies qualify as Group 2 (>$50m revenue/assets) from July 2026 or Group 3 (>$25m) from 2027, preparing for lender and investor scrutiny beyond basic energy reporting. CarbonView positions manufacturers ahead of these expanded disclosure requirements.
NGER
Industrial and manufacturing facilities must report Scope 1 and 2 emissions plus total group energy consumption or production exceeding 200 terajoules CO₂-e under NGER to the Clean Energy Regulator. Mid-sized manufacturers typically exceed these thresholds through process heating, compressed air systems, industrial boilers, and on-site fleet operations alone. CarbonView automates meter data collection across multiple production sites. This supports supply chain compliance and helps meet investor ESG requirements in time for the annual October deadlines.
Renewable Energy Target
Australia's Renewable Energy Target requires electricity retailers and large energy users to source a minimum percentage of supply from renewable generation through Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs).
Liable parties meet mandatory annual targets or face shortfalls charges; LGCs created by accredited wind, solar, hydro projects. CarbonView tracks LGC acquisition, compliance position and renewable % shortfall forecasts.
For UK & EU
CSRD
EU-listed utilities and large energy firms (500+ employees, €150m+ revenue) must report full Scope 1-3 emissions, transition plans, and double materiality assessments starting FY2026. Detailed KPIs and third-party assurance are required
SECR
Large UK energy and utilities, meeting at least two of these criteria: 250+ employees, £36M+ turnover, £18M+ balance sheet, must publish annual Scope 1 & 2 emissions, energy use, intensity metrics, and governance statements in Directors' Reports.
Deadline: Financial year-end
Investor & Reguator Scrutiny
Investors, Ofgem, and the Environment Agency are increasingly demanding granular Scope 3 data, science-based targets, and verified net-zero pathways to secure funding and licensing. CarbonView delivers audit-grade KPIs that confirm compliance and strengthen investor confidence.
Why CarbonView
CarbonView brings all your emissions, energy, and activity data into one platform so you can measure, report, and act with confidence.
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One platform, all your data: Consolidate plants, grids, and top suppliers into a single, board-ready view.
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Compliance in hours, not weeks: Produce SECR, CSRD, and ETS outputs rapidly with audit-ready trails.
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Emissions reduction on autopilot: Once implemented, annual updates and tracking run largely automatically, saving around 40+ team hours each year.
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Tangible financial impact: Identify efficiency opportunities with quantified ROI; uncover annual savings potential.
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Stronger tenders and funding bids: Generate credible ESG that secure funding and regulatory approval.
The Data You Already Have - Connected
CarbonView plugs into the systems you already use so you can stop chasing spreadsheets and start managing performance.
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Generation mix (fuel type, output, efficiency): We import fuel logs, generation meter data, and plant efficiency metrics to calculate precise Scope 1 emissions across gas, coal, and biomass.
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Fuel procurement (and supply chain data): Connect purchase orders and supplier emissions factors to track upstream Scope 3 Category 1 emissions from fuel extraction to delivery.
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On-site operations data (for Scope 3 sources): Pull grid import/export, transmission losses, and process data to cover Scope 3 Categories 2, 4, and 8 accurately.
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Outsourced services (waste, energy, contractors): Integrate waste disposal records, maintenance contracts, and third-party energy services for complete Scope 3 Categories 9 and beyond.
Turn scattered data into decisive climate action
Our Approach
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01 Measure
Build a robust baseline across your plants, grids, and supply chains so you pinpoint where emissions and costs hit hardest. No more guesswork, just audit-ready clarity.
02 Set Target
Align with UK net zero strategy and regulatory schemes like SECR/ETS. Create clear, evidence-based reduction pathways for 2030–2050 that stick across multi-site operations.
03 Act
Implement reduction actions, track projects, and surface the next best opportunities in each plant - from fuel switching to carbon capture.
What CarbonView Delivers for You
Reports in hours, not weeks
Board-ready dashboards, auditable, transparent, aligned reporting with ETS-ready emissions data.
