Carbon Accounting, Decarbonization, and Sustainability Reporting
- Corporate Carbon Footprint Calculation: Calculating companies' Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (indirect), and Scope 3 (supply chain) emissions.
- Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory Preparation: Creating inventories in accordance with international standards such as ISO 14064 and the GHG Protocol.
- Carbon Footprint Verification and Reporting Support for independent verification processes and preparation of carbon footprint reports.
- Product Carbon Footprint Analysis Measurement of carbon emissions throughout the product life cycle in accordance with the ISO 14067 standard.
- Carbon Pricing and Internal Carbon Price Setting Corporate carbon pricing strategies and carbon tax risk analyses.
- Carbon Trading and Crediting Support for participation in carbon markets, carbon credit creation, and sales.
- Developing a Net Zero Roadmap Creating net zero strategies in line with Science Based Targets (SBTi).
- Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Solutions Action plans to reduce energy consumption and consulting services for transitioning to renewable energy.
- Carbon Reduction Project Development Transition to low-carbon processes, green infrastructure projects, and circular economy strategies.
- Supply Chain Emissions Management Evaluation of low-carbon alternatives and sustainability training for business partners.
- Climate Risks and Scenario Analysis Climate change risk analyses within the framework of TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).
3. Sustainability Reporting and ESG Compliance Services
Organizations’ sustainability efforts continue to accelerate. “Sustainability Reporting,” which communicates their work on sustainability and transparently shares their sustainability performance with all stakeholders, also serves as a corporate summary of organizations’ efforts in the field of “Sustainability .” The reports to be prepared can be entirely customized for the organization, independent, and aligned with internationally recognized sustainability reporting standards and criteria.
Services can also be provided in the area of reporting within the scope of integrated reporting.
Sustainability reporting is the process by which a company measures and discloses its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance to its stakeholders. Integrated reporting (IR), on the other hand, is a reporting approach that brings together financial and non-financial information to comprehensively present a company's long-term value creation processes.
Key Features of Integrated Reporting:
1. Integrated Presentation of Financial and Non-Financial Data
- Going beyond traditional financial reporting, it provides information on ESG performance and long-term strategic direction.
2. Focus on Value Creation
- It provides a framework that explains how companies create value in the short, medium, and long term.
3. Six Capital Elements
- Financial Capital (financial resources)
- Production Capital (physical assets and infrastructure)
- Natural Capital (environmental resources)
- Human Capital (employees and competencies)
- Intellectual Capital (brand value, patents, R&D, etc.)
- Social and Relational Capital (relationships with society and stakeholders)
4. Stakeholder Focus
- Provides information not only to investors but to all stakeholders
5. Contextual and Strategic Information Presentation
- It contains detailed information about the company's sustainability risks, opportunities, and strategic objectives.
Integrated Reporting Standard:
The basic framework for this reporting is determined by the Integrated Reporting Framework developed by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC). Today, the IIRC works in conjunction with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) within the IFRS Foundation.
What is the difference between sustainability reporting and other types of reporting?
- Sustainability reporting is typically based on frameworks such as GRI, SASB, and TCFD, and focuses on ESG performance.
- Integrated reporting provides a broader perspective by linking ESG factors to financial and business strategies.
- Today, companies use both sustainability reports and integrated reports to provide more comprehensive and meaningful information to investors and other stakeholders.
Within this scope, consulting services can be provided in the following service areas:
- ESG Reporting and Compliance ESG reports compliant with GRI, SASB, IFRS S2, TCFD, and European CSRD/ESRS frameworks.
- CDP and SBTi Reporting Strategies for improving CDP scores for carbon and climate strategies.
- Green Financing and ESG Assessments Assessment of eligibility for sustainable bonds and loans.
- Regulatory Compliance Consulting Compliance with regulations such as the European Green Deal, CBAM, and SEC climate disclosures.
- Integrated Reporting and Stakeholder Communication Developing effective communication strategies for corporate sustainability reports with investors and other stakeholders.
- Independent Verification and Certification Preparation of sustainability reports for independent verification processes.
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