What is Climate Reporting
Understanding and managing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is critical for organisations seeking long-term resilience, regulatory compliance, and sustainability leadership. Through climate reporting and Carbon Footprint Assessments, organisations gain a comprehensive overview of emissions across Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (indirect emissions from electricity use), and Scope 3 (indirect emissions across the value chain).
&BLOOM helps organisations measure, track, and reduce emissions, integrating these insights into actionable climate reporting. Our approach provides clear recommendations to achieve climate-related goals while aligning with global standards, reporting frameworks, and best practice.
Why this matters
Organisations are increasingly expected to disclose their carbon footprint, reduce emissions, and demonstrate environmental responsibility.
Robust climate reporting allows you to:
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Align with international frameworks such as the GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, ISSB/IFRS, and CSRD.
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Identify high-impact areas across your operations and supply chain to prioritise emission reduction.
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Strengthen reputation and stakeholder trust by transparently communicating climate performance.
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Support broader ESG strategy and Climate Risk Assessment initiatives for long-term resilience.
Without accurate carbon data and climate reporting, organisations risk regulatory non-compliance, missed efficiency opportunities, and weakened stakeholder confidence.
What you get
✓ Comprehensive emissions mapping across Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3, covering all operational and value chain activities.
✓ Data-driven insights using recognised methodologies and tools to ensure accurate measurement and reporting.
✓ Tailored reduction strategy identifying opportunities to minimise emissions, including energy efficiency, renewable energy, and supply chain optimisation.
✓ Actionable reporting that outlines your current emissions profile, reduction roadmap, and key recommendations for decision-making and stakeholder communication.
✓ Integration with ESG and climate strategy, supporting compliance and long-term resilience planning.
Who is this for
Climate Reporting is relevant for all organisations, regardless of size or industry. It is particularly valuable for:
Businesses required to meet national or international climate disclosure and reporting obligations.
Organisations seeking to integrate carbon management into broader ESG and sustainability strategies.
Boards, executives, and sustainability teams responsible for climate-related risk and reporting.
Companies aiming to enhance transparency, operational efficiency, and stakeholder confidence.
Where it fits in our framework
Prerequisities
Organisations will gain the most value from Climate Reporting if they have a foundational understanding of sustainability and climate-related issues, including awareness of key emissions sources. While complete emissions data is ideal, &BLOOM can support data collection, validation, and gap analysis to ensure accurate and reliable reporting.
What the process looks like
A Carbon Footprint Assessment typically involves:
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Mapping emissions across all scopes to capture operational and value chain impacts.
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Collecting and analysing emissions data using recognised methodologies.
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Identifying reduction opportunities and developing a tailored emissions reduction strategy.
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Producing actionable, stakeholder-ready reporting aligned with global frameworks.
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Integrating findings into broader ESG strategy and decision-making processes.
Workshops and iterative feedback rounds with your team ensure the assessment is accurate, actionable, and embedded into your sustainability strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need complete emissions data to start?
No. The assessment can begin with existing information, and &BLOOM can support data collection and gap analysis to ensure a robust report.
How does Climate Reporting link to broader ESG strategy?
Climate Reporting provides critical data for Climate Risk Assessments, Double Materiality Assessments, and ESG reporting, helping integrate emissions insights into strategic planning and decision-making.
Which tools do you use for emissions measurement and analysis?
&BLOOM uses industry-standard methodologies and software tools to collect, analyse, and verify emissions data, ensuring accuracy and alignment with recognised reporting frameworks.
What are Scope 3 emissions, and why are they challenging to measure?
Scope 3 emissions are indirect emissions from your value chain, including suppliers, product use, transportation, and end-of-life disposal. They are often the largest portion of an organisation’s carbon footprint but can be complex to measure due to reliance on third-party data, variability in reporting methods, and the need to estimate emissions across multiple upstream and downstream activities. Effectively accounting for Scope 3 is critical for a comprehensive climate strategy and credible reporting.