ESG Framework Reporting

TCFD reporting software to disclose with confidence

Collect and calculate your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, automatically formatting them to TCFD specifications.

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Where to begin with TCFD reporting?

Keeping track of all four TCFD pillar requirements and having the right systems in place to collect the data you need is a challenge. Not only do you need a deep understanding of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions and how to calculate them, but you also need to understand which TCFD climate risks to focus on according to your industry sector and geography.

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The risks you might face

Without the right knowledge, you may be collecting inaccurate data which is prone to human error, while using extremely time-consuming processes to carry out your GHG reporting.

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Introducing you to our TCFD Reporting Software, Powered by Ecometrica

With our TCFD reporting software, you can make sure everything is accounted for with the help of our robust platform and an ESG expert to guide you along the way.

Builds a solid foundation with the help of expert support
Centralises all data in one platform
Calculates Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions with ease
Identifies climate risks based on your location
Provides clear results that are audit ready

Comprehensive support for leading sustainability frameworks

Audit-ready EU CSRD reports

Make data-driven decisions with ease by capturing and managing CSRD data in one place. Gain a deeper understanding of transition and physical climate risks using authoritative climate data, helping you build a resilient, future-ready strategy.

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Be ready for US SEC

Get ahead of upcoming sustainability data reporting obligations with confidence. The new phase of mandatory disclosures in North America will require the robust, auditable scope 1, 2 and 3 reporting.

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Comply with SECR

Maintain control of your data and receive robust SECR (Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting) figures ready for your annual reporting.

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Improve your CDP scores

Master your CDP submissions across the different disclosure schemes using EcoOnline’s sustainability reporting software. Year after year, our customers improve their CDP scores by working with us.

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Accurate CSR Reporting

Reporting the positive impact of your business requires data. Our sustainability reporting software offers flexible data collection, analysis and reporting. You can use ready-made questionnaires and metrics, or define your own. Collect data across all geographies without missing data.

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Strengthen your sustainability performance with deeper insight

Climate Scenarios

Assess various climate scenarios at the same time to gain greater insight into possible outcomes in the future and how they could affect your business.

GHG Emissions Reporting

Complete your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions with ease using our comprehensive emissions factor database and automated calculations.

Integrated Reporting

Connect data points across all Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks, including climate risks.

TCFD Risk Assessor Software

Understand the effects of physical risks in terms of heat extremes, drought, flooding, and the rise of sea levels on your organization or supply chain and how to manage them.

“A global environmental platform enables PageGroup to capture environmental data from across the business in a way that requires fewer manual checks, reminders and spreadsheets in the process. The data input will allow us to enhance our external environmental reporting as well as to provide vital insight to our business.”

Joanna Bonnett,
Head of Sustainability, PageGroup plc.

Ready to simplify your TCFD disclosures?

Speak with one of our in-house sustainability experts today and discover how our TCFD reporting software can help simplify your TCFD disclosure processes, allowing you to stay compliant with reporting requirements.

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Frequently asked questions

Created in 2015 by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), the Task Force for Climate-related Financial Disclosures or TCFD is a reporting framework followed in many regions of the world including the European Union, Canada, and Japan to name a few. Its main goal is to allow organisations to see the impact they have on the environment, allowing them to make more sustainable choices in the future.

TCFD reporting is a standardised framework that organisations should follow when reporting their emissions. This is based on several recommendations according to the TCFD pillars to provide greater clarity to third parties (such as investors), exactly what their greenhouse gas emissions are, management of climate-related risks on their organisation, and how they plan to address these in the future.

There are four TCFD pillars: Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, and Metrics and Targets.

Governance: Under the governance pillar, organisations must explain the role of leaders and management when it comes to analysing and managing climate-related risks and opportunities.

Strategy: Here, all climate-related risks and opportunities must be identified and their impact on the organisation, in terms of future plans and finances, must be explained.

Risk Management: The organisation must explain how they will manage the climate-related risks identified and their methods for aligning them with the company’s risk management procedures.

Metrics and Targets: Under this pillar, organisations must reveal their GHG emissions values and what metrics and targets were used to analyse the climate-related risks and opportunities.

Yes! This has already been in effect for some companies as of April of 2022, when TCFD reporting became mandatory for all companies located in the United Kingdom with over 500 employees. In 2025, this will become mandatory for all companies.

Greenhouse gases are those which absorb heat from the sun, causing the atmosphere’s temperature to rise. They include carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, peItrfluorocarbons, sulphur hexafluoride, and nitrogen trifluoride. It’s important to be aware of what greenhouse gases your company is emitting by calculating your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

Greenhouse gas reporting includes your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from areas under your company’s control. This includes fuel used for office heating or energy needed to create equipment.

Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions created from the generation of electricity, heat or cooling.

Scope 3 emissions are all other indirect emissions which include employee commuting, business travel, and waste disposal to name a few.