Collecting and Analyzing Carbon Data

Carbon accounting seems complex.

As the world moves towards decarbonization targets, investors are increasingly paying attention to, and making decisions based on, climate considerations. As a result, companies must now grapple with how to approach carbon accounting and prepare to answer questions about how their operating decisions impact emissions.

Novata makes it simple.

Novata offers an intuitive, easy-to-use solution for reporting companies to calculate emissions and inform environmental goals. Emissions calculations, like all metrics collected in the Novata platform, are supported by a robust set of guidance, including step-by-step calculation guides, how-to videos, and our Customer Success team.

Simplifying
Carbon Accounting

Start with a high-level baseline estimate.

Novata’s Basic Estimator, powered by Climate Neutral, offers a user-friendly, three-step approach to return estimates derived from industry and region-specific spend averages.

Enhance the depth of your carbon emissions inventory or align to the ESG Data Convergence Initiative standards.

Novata’s Refined Estimator, powered by Climate Neutral, facilitates the creation of a detailed carbon inventory using a shareable workbook that offers reporting companies a unique level of flexibility.

Advance your decarbonization commitments.

Novata’s partnerships with Persefoni and Watershed give you access to deep climate expertise and can support your firm’s decarbonization strategy. We work closely with these firms to seamlessly integrate your Persefoni- and Watershed-supported carbon emissions data onto the Novata platform.

Be supported throughout your carbon accounting journey.

Novata’s global Customer Success team provides one-to-one support to help select the carbon solution that best fits your needs, walk reporting companies through the emissions estimation process, and offer guidance on analyzing and interpreting emissions outputs.

Companies subject to SFDR are required to provide estimates for Scopes 1, 2, and 3.

Carbon Data Management