Sustainability Reporting
Services Offered
ISO-compliant LCA Reports
Cradle-to-Gate Assessments
Data Collection & Normalization
Decarbonization Hotspot Analysis
LCA for EPDs and CBAM
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires LCA?
Manufacturers and Designers
Aiming to understand and reduce the environmental impacts of their products.
Policy Makers and Regulators
Developing environmental regulations based on comprehensive assessments.
Environmental Consultants
Providing sustainability assessments and recommendations to clients.
Environmental Organizations
Seeking information about the environmental performance of products.
Applicable Standards
Our development and implementation of LCAs is governed by key international standards:
ISO 14040:2006: Describes the principles and framework for LCA, including the definition of goal and scope, inventory analysis, impact assessment, interpretation, and reporting.
ISO 14044:2006: Specifies requirements and provides guidelines for LCA, detailing the procedures for each phase of the assessment.
Services Offered
LCA Development
PCR Identification & Interpretation
EPD Design & Documentation
Compliance Liaison
Publishing via EPD Registries
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires EPDs?
Manufacturers and Producers
Seeking to demonstrate the environmental credentials of their products to consumers and business partners.
Architects and Builders
Incorporating sustainable materials into construction projects to meet green building standards
Procurement Professionals
Evaluating the environmental impact of products to align with organizational sustainability goals.
Regulatory Bodies and Certification Organizations
Assessing compliance with environmental regulations and standards.
Applicable Standards
Our development and implementation of LCAs is governed by key international standards:
ISO 14025: Specifies the principles & procedures for developing Type III environmental declarations.
ISO 14040 & ISO 14044: Outline the framework and requirements for conducting Life Cycle Assessments (LCA), which form the basis of EPDs.
EN 15804: Provides core rules for EPDs of construction products and services in the European context.
Services Offered
LEED Credit Assessment
Documentation & Submittal Support
Green Materials Sourcing
Waste Management
Sustainability Training
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires LEED Certification?
Property Developers
To increase property value, cut operational costs, and attract eco-conscious tenants.
Architects and Engineers
To design sustainable buildings that comply with green building standards.
Corporate & Gov Institutions
To fulfill sustainability goals, comply with regulations, and lead by green example.
Real Estate Investors
To boost property marketability and enhance its long-term performance.
Applicable Standards
Our development and implementation of LCAs is governed by key international standards:
LEED v4.0
The foundational version emphasizing material transparency, life-cycle impact, and rigorous documentation.
LEED v4.1
The latest version, providing
enhanced performance metrics for
energy, water, and materials.
Services Offered
HPD Documentation (Parts A & B)
Ingredient Disclosure & Risk Screening
LEED & WELL Compliance Support
Supplier Coordination
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires HPDs?
Architects and Designers
To select products that minimize health risks and align with green building certifications such as LEED or WELL Building Standard.
Contractors and Builders
To ensure safe and health-conscious materials are used in construction projects.
Manufacturers and Suppliers
To meet industry standards and regulatory requirements and to demonstrate commitment to transparency and health.
Regulatory Bodies
To ensure compliance with chemical safety regulations and promote public health
Environmental Organizations
To choose products with verified health and
environmental benefits.
Applicable Standards
Our development and implementation of LCAs is governed by key international standards:
Health Product Declaration Standard v2.0
A framework developed by the Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) that defines how to disclose the materials and chemicals in products
Green Chemistry Principles
Principles that guide manufacturers to minimize the use of harmful substances and encourage safer material choices.
LEED and WELL Building Standards
HPDs are often used to meet certain criteria in LEED or WELL certification systems, which encourage the use of healthier materials.
Services Offered
Scope 1 &3 Carbon Accounting
GHG Inventories and Dashboards
Emissions Reduction Roadmaps
Data Quality Audits
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires GHG Reporting Consulting?
Corporations and Businesses
To comply with regulations such as carbon emissions reporting laws, and to align with sustainability targets and climate goals.
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
To ensure they meet environmental reporting requirements and improve their environmental performance.
Carbon Offset Providers
To ensure that projects or products meet verifiable GHG reduction criteria.
Applicable Standards
Our development and implementation of LCAs is governed by key international standards:
ISO 14064-1
Specifies the principles and requirements for designing, developing, managing, and reporting GHG emissions inventories at the organization level.
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP):
A widely used international standard for measuring and managing GHG emissions, outlining the three main emission scopes (Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3).
Services Offered
ESG Strategy & Roadmap
Materiality Assessments
ESG Report Development
KPI Monitoring Dashboards
Alignment with GRI, SASB, TCFD, CDP
Our Approach
Why It Matters
Who Requires ESG Reporting?
Corporations and Businesses
Particularly large and publicly listed companies, as well as those operating in industries with significant environmental and social impacts, such as manufacturing, energy, and retail.
Investors and Financial Institutions
To assess the ESG performance of the companies they invest in, aligning their portfolios with sustainable practices and reducing risks
Governments and Regulatory Bodies
To track progress toward national or global sustainability goals, such as the Paris Agreement on climate change.
NGOs and Advocacy Groups
Interested in assessing the social and environmental performance of organizations and advocating for improved practices
Consumers and Stakeholders
Increasingly demanding transparency and accountability from companies regarding their sustainability practices and impacts.
Applicable Standards
Sustainability reporting is guided by several widely recognized standards and frameworks, which help ensure consistency, comparability, and transparency. These include
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards
sustainability reporting. GRI provides guidelines on reporting on a wide range of ESG issues & allows companies to communicate their sustainability efforts in a structured way
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Standards
These standards provide industry specific ESG reporting metrics and guidelines, primarily for financial markets. SASB focuses on the material sustainability factors most likely to impact an organization’s financial performance
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
Focuses on the financial implications of climate change. TCFD provides guidance on how companies should report on climate-related risks and opportunities, including governance, strategy, risk management, & metrics.
Integrated Reporting (IR)
A holistic framework that integrates financial & non-financial reporting, focusing on the organization’s strategy, governance, performance, & prospects. IR promotes the value-creation process, connecting ESG factors with the company’s long-term strategy.