Emissions overview
FY 2025
4,284
tCO₂e
Scope 1
1,126
Scope 2
984
Scope 3
2,174
18 data sources
Methodology linked
These three words appear in every framework you will file under. They divide your emissions by who controls the source.
Each facility, department and meter gets its own place to record consumption, so nothing depends on who remembered to forward an email.
Diesel and petrol generation is a first-class input, with litres recorded per generator and converted using fuel combustion factors.
Send a structured data request to a supplier, track who has responded, and fall back to spend-based estimates where they cannot.
Readings that fall outside a plausible range for the site are flagged for review rather than quietly entering the total.
Recalculate prior years when a factor is revised, so the trend in your disclosure is a real trend rather than a methodology change.
The bill, log or response is attached to the figure at the moment it is recorded, not reconstructed at audit time.
A company in Frankfurt draws almost all of its electricity from a stable grid, so its Scope 2 figure is a meter reading multiplied by a published grid factor, and its Scope 1 is mostly vehicles. A company in Lagos may run on grid supply for part of the day and diesel generation for the rest — which moves a large share of its emissions out of Scope 2 and into Scope 1, at a completely different factor.
Get that split wrong and both numbers are wrong, in opposite directions. A platform that assumes continuous grid supply will not even ask the question. Emvert asks it at intake, because in this market it is the question.
The same logic runs through Scope 3. Supply chains here are shorter, more informal, and far less likely to have their own emissions data. Emvert is built to accept a supplier response where one exists and a defensible estimate where one does not — and to record, in the disclosure, which of the two produced each figure.
Usually not all of it. Frameworks generally expect you to report the Scope 3 categories that are material to your business and to explain the ones you have excluded. Most first cycles cover purchased goods and services plus transport, then widen. Emvert lets you report a subset and record the reason for each exclusion so the disclosure is complete even when the data is not.
Start collecting now and report your first full year when it closes. Frameworks accept a first reporting year without comparatives as long as you say so. The expensive path is waiting and then reconstructing a year from old invoices.
Yes. Existing workbooks can be imported as a starting position, with each imported figure carrying a note that it came from a spreadsheet rather than a source document — so your auditor can see the difference.
A summary of a regulation is not the regulation. These are the primary documents this page is based on.
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.
