Emvert turns scattered utility bills, generator logs and supplier data into FRC- and SEC-ready disclosures — calculated on Nigerian emission factors, evidenced line by line, and billed in Naira.
Emissions overview
FY 2025
4,284
tCO₂e
Scope 1
1,126
Scope 2
984
Scope 3
2,174
18 data sources
Methodology linked
Listed companies file sustainability disclosures.
Public interest entities report under the national framework.
The reporting net widens to smaller companies.
Reports mapped to the frameworks your regulators ask for
Emvert maps reports to Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria, ISSB S1 and S2, the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, Global Reporting Initiative, Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. Emvert is not affiliated with, endorsed by or certified by any of these bodies.
Global carbon platforms are excellent software built for a different set of facts. Run a Nigerian reporting cycle through one and the arithmetic is wrong before anyone reviews it.
Reporting readiness
Overall
74
%
Foundational
Advanced
18
Ready
9
Partial
5
Gaps
Priority gaps
Evidence coverage
12 figures need a source
Governance
2 disclosures need review
Scope 1 & 2 baseline
Ready to use
Emvert scores your disclosure against the framework you actually file under, and tells you which gaps to close first.
A sustainability disclosure reports on a completed financial year. The first mandatory report is written from the data you are collecting today — which is why the useful deadline is not the filing date, it is now.
If your company is listed on the NGX, this is the first year your sustainability disclosure is not optional. The data it reports on is the data you are collecting now.
Public interest entities — banks, insurers, pension operators and large unlisted companies — come into scope under the FRC’s adoption of ISSB S1 and S2.
Smaller companies follow, often pulled in earlier than the date by the Scope 3 requests of the listed customers and banks they supply.
Reconstructing a year of meter readings and fuel receipts after the fact is the single most expensive part of a first reporting cycle.
Five people sign off a sustainability disclosure and each one is afraid of something different. Pick yours.
Workspace
FY2026 Sustainability
Active
AA
Adaeze A.
Provide evidence
Owner
SK
Suleiman K.
Provide context
Context
DM
Damilola M.
Review submissions
Review
8 contributors
14 assignments
92% reviewed
The fear: The filing lands on your desk. If the format is wrong or the date slips, it is a regulatory matter and a public one.
Emvert tracks which mandate applies to your company, what is due, and when — and produces the disclosure in the structure the regulator expects, so review is review rather than reformatting.
The fear: Signing off figures you cannot trace, on an invoice denominated in a currency you have to source.
Every figure links to the document it came from, so an auditor’s question has a one-click answer. Billing is annual and in Naira — nothing for treasury to approve.
The fear: Another quarter spent chasing meter readings by email and rebuilding the same workbook from scratch.
Structured intake for every site, supplier and fuel type, with validation before bad data reaches the report — so your time goes to reducing emissions rather than re-typing them.
The fear: Being the listed company whose disclosure is thinner than its peers’ when investors and partners compare.
Disclosures aligned to ISSB S1 & S2 — the baseline international investors and development finance institutions read — with the local grounding that makes them credible.
The fear: Demand for FRC and SEC reporting growing faster than a manual method can serve it.
Firm-level workspaces with a client per workspace, shared factor libraries, and client-branded exports — so a second engagement costs a fraction of the first.
Four stages, one system, one set of numbers. What you put in at the start is what an auditor can trace at the end.
Utility bills, generator logs, fuel receipts and supplier responses stop living in inboxes and scattered workbooks. Each site, department and supplier gets a structured place to put data — and Emvert flags what is missing before it becomes a problem.
To do
3
Collect fuel records
Operations · 8 Mar
Evidence
Supplier request
Procurement · 12 Mar
Scope 3
In progress
2
Energy review
Facilities · 6 Mar
Review
Reduction target
Strategy · 14 Mar
Planning
Done
4
Baseline emissions
Finance · 1 Mar
Done
Materiality review
ESG · 28 Feb
Done
Owners assigned
7 activities on track
Global tools ship with US and EU grid factors and assume grid power. Emvert calculates on published Nigerian factors, handles the diesel and petrol generation most sites actually run on, and records which factor and version produced every number.
Emissions overview
FY 2025
4,284
tCO₂e
Scope 1
1,126
Scope 2
984
Scope 3
2,174
18 data sources
Methodology linked
Figures map straight into FRC and SEC Nigeria report structures, aligned to ISSB S1 & S2, GRI and TCFD. Your team reviews and approves rather than reformatting, and the board sees the same document the regulator will.
Sustainability report
Executive summary
Emissions rose 8.4% year on year, driven mainly by higher diesel generation across the manufacturing sites during grid outages.
82% of the narrative supported by linked data
Carbon
Readiness
Evidence
Narrative drafted
Sources linked
Each figure resolves down to the meter reading, invoice or supplier response it came from, with who entered it and when. When an auditor asks where a number came from, the answer is four clicks, not four days.
Workspace
FY2026 Sustainability
Active
AA
Adaeze A.
Provide evidence
Owner
SK
Suleiman K.
Provide context
Context
DM
Damilola M.
Review submissions
Review
8 contributors
14 assignments
92% reviewed
Written for someone filing for the first time. Every term is defined where it is used.
Carbon accounting means measuring the greenhouse gas emissions your company is responsible for — from the fuel you burn directly (Scope 1), to the electricity you buy (Scope 2), to emissions in your supply chain (Scope 3). Emvert collects this data, applies the right emission factors for Nigeria, and produces the totals your regulators ask for.
If your company is listed on the NGX, the SEC mandate applies from 2027. Public interest entities — a wider group that includes banks, insurers, and large unlisted companies — report under the FRC mandate from 2028. SMEs follow in 2030. Emvert tracks these dates and tells you exactly what is due and when.
Global platforms are built for US and European rules: they carry US/EU emission factors, have no FRC or SEC report mapping, bill $30,000 or more per year in dollars, and offer no local support. Emvert uses Nigerian grid emission factors, maps directly to FRC and SEC formats, and bills in Naira.
A consultant typically takes several weeks per reporting cycle, charges tens of thousands of dollars, and leaves you with a spreadsheet and no audit trail. Emvert produces a submission-ready report in hours at 60–70% lower cost — and keeps every figure linked to its source evidence for your auditors.
It means the report Emvert generates follows the format and structure FRC and SEC expect — aligned to ISSB S1 & S2, the international sustainability disclosure standards Nigeria’s rules are based on — so your team can review and file without reformatting. ISSB S1 & S2 are the global baseline standards for sustainability and climate-related disclosure.
Four questions, and you get the year you first file, the framework, and what to collect first.
Plain-language explainers of the FRC and SEC rules, ISSB S1 & S2, and what each asks you to disclose.
What a consultant-led reporting cycle costs against an annual licence, in Naira.
