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The Challenge
Property and facilities managers sit at the centre of complex landlord–tenant relationships, rising energy costs, and tightening ESG demands. Large clients now expect full emissions reporting, net‑zero roadmaps, and clear evidence of savings – but data is scattered across sites, meters, and contractors.
The Regulatory Pressure
This regulatory landscape evolves fast – pace yourself automatically rather than relying on one-off consultancies.
For Australia
AASB S2
AASB S2 brings mandatory climate disclosures from 2026/27 for Group 2/3 property entities (>$25-250m revenue/assets), expanding to Scope 1-3 emissions plus climate risk assessments for investor and lender scrutiny. Facilities management companies qualify based on portfolio value – Group 2 (>$50m) from July 2026, Group 3 (>$25m) from 2027. CarbonView provides early compliance ahead of disclosure waves.
NABERS Energy Ratings
NABERS Energy rates how efficiently a building performs in real operating conditions, using actual energy data. A stronger rating can support lower operating costs, better leasing appeal, and more credible sustainability claims across commercial property portfolios. This is required for CBD certificates.
Commercial Building Disclosure
Commercial Building Disclosure is mandatory when selling or leasing most office space of 1,000 square metres or more. Owners must obtain and disclose a current BEEC, including the building’s NABERS Energy rating, so buyers and tenants can compare energy performance before committing.
NGER
NGER requires property and facilities managers to report Scope 1 & 2 emissions, as well as total group energy consumption/production of
200+ terajoules of CO2e, across portfolio buildings, HVAC systems, and on-site energy generation. Multi-site property portfolios and large commercial facilities often exceed thresholds from tenant electricity, gas heating, and backup generators alone. October deadlines help secure ESG-aligned leases and investor reporting; CarbonView centralises meter data across properties.
For UK & EU
ESOS Phase 4
Mandatory energy audits for organisations with total energy use ≥ 10 GWh/12 months (most mid-large FM firms qualify via client sites).
Deadline: 5 December 2027. Evidence must demonstrate "significant energy efficiency opportunities" or face fines up to £1M+.
SECR
Mandatory for large facilities management firms and property companies meeting at least two of these criteria: 250+ employees, £36M+ turnover, or £18M+ balance sheet total. Must publish annual Scope 1 & 2 emissions (partial Scope 3), energy consumption, and efficiency actions in company reports – due with next financial statements.
UK/EU ETS
Applies if your FM operations include energy-intensive buildings with regulated activities, such as combustion units exceeding ~25MW thermal input or on-site power generation. Operators must monitor, report, and surrender allowances equal to verified CO2 emissions from fossil fuels each year by 30 April, with current allowance prices ranging from £50–100+ per tonne CO2. Non-compliance incurs penalties of £100 per tonne, making accurate emissions tracking essential for cost control and permit compliance
Client ESG & Scope 3 Demands
Property owners, REITs, and institutional investors now require FM partners to deliver full Scope 3 Category 5 (operations) data for their own regulation's reporting. Net-zero clauses appear in 70%+ of new FM contracts and demand evidence-based reduction plans with annual progress proof.
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: Scale from single buildings, sites, and key suppliers into a single, board-ready view.
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Compliance in hours, not weeks: Produce SECR and ESOS outputs rapidly with audit-ready trails, aligned to regulatory expectations.
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Emissions reduction on autopilot: Once implemented, annual updates and tracking run largely automatically, saving around 40+ FM team hours each year.
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Tangible financial impact: Identify energy-saving opportunities with quantified ROI; uncover annual savings potential.
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Stronger tenders and funding bids: Generate credible ESG disclosures that help you differentiate in tenders and retain property owners.
The Data You Already Have - Connected
CarbonView plugs into the systems you already use so you can stop chasing spreadsheets and start managing performance.
We integrate with:
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Portfolio data: Managed properties, addresses, types, and landlord/tenant splits.
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Utilities: Electricity, gas, and water data at building or meter level.
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Building systems: BMS data where available to track operational performance.
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Contractors and suppliers information: Services, maintenance, and utility providers.
Turn scattered data into decisive climate action
Our Approach
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01 Measure
Build a robust baseline across your managed portfolio so you pinpoint where emissions and costs hit hardest. No more guesswork, just audit-ready clarity.
02 Set Target
Align with local climate pledges and regulatory schemes like SECR/ESOS, and create clear, evidence‑based reduction pathways for 2030–2050 that stick across multi‑site portfolios.
Implement reduction actions, track projects, split savings between landlord and tenant, and surface the next best actions in each building – from optimisation to retrofit.
03 Act
What CarbonView Delivers for You
Turn carbon into a billable service
Report on behalf of multiple client portfolios.
Differentiate your organisation during competitive bids with ready-to-go ESG reporting.
