Explainer articles to support your ESG and sustainability knowledge journey.
ESG reporting is the disclosure of information about business operations in relation to environmental, social and governance (ESG) areas of the business.
ESG reporting frameworks are used by companies to publicly report detailed performance, opportunity and risk data related to ESG.
In this video we explain what ESG data is, what makes it so different from other data sets, and what to consider when you capture, manage and report on ESG data.
GHG accounting or carbon accounting is the process of quantifying the greenhouse gases produced directly or indirectly from a company, across Scopes 1, 2 and 3.
The point at which greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by an equivalent amount removed from the atmosphere.
A method of climate change mitigation that reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, as well as removing them from the atmosphere.
The European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive explained, including compliance, reporting requirements, key dates and more.
Selecting ESG frameworks for reporting and how each framework compares.
How to approach Scope 3 emissions calculations and reporting.
How to establish finance-grade data and best-practice for calculating emissions.
GHG accounting or carbon accounting is the process of quantifying the greenhouse gases produced directly or indirectly from a company, across Scopes 1, 2 and 3.
These emissions represent the majority of an organization's total GHG emissions and requires companies to look outside of their direct physical footprint.
ESG reporting frameworks are used by companies to publicly report detailed performance, opportunity and risk data related to ESG.
How to approach Scope 3 emissions calculations and reporting.
Detailed, visual metric coverage of different ESG frameworks.
A look into how to account for renewable energy purchases, how to approach Scope 3 emissions calculations and what a fourth scope of emissions could mean.
Demo videos
Explore this product tour to follow the step-by-step process of collecting, processing, and reviewing ESG data, then preparing and extracting ESRS-aligned reports to meet the CSRD requirements.
A product tour where you follow a sustainability analyst utilizing AI to classify spend data for Scope 3 calculations.
A product tour where you follow a sustainability manager and risk manager preparing to disclose climate risk insights by using Envizi.
Read the “IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Carbon Accounting and Management Applications 2024 Vendor Assessment” to see how Envizi is positioned.
Identify the best-fitted solution for your needs in terms of decarbonization and core emissions measurement and reporting. Get a detailed, fact-based comparison of the 19 most prominent enterprise carbon management software vendors in the market.
In reviewing IBM’s capabilities in ESG Reporting and Data Management, the Verdantix report notes that IBM has strengths in data quality control and enhancement, and ESG and sustainability performance.
A global study of 100 sustainability, operations and real estate executives on their ESG priorities and influencing factors.
IBM Envizi is making this process more accessible with this latest release of Envizi in seven languages. Customers can now view the IBM Envizi ESG Suite interface in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian-Portuguese, and Japanese.
The new text classification capabilities are designed to help enable a leap forward in efficiency and accuracy by helping organizations automatically ingest, organize and manage the spend data required for emissions calculations and external disclosures.
Digital Realty is one of the largest global providers of cloud and carrier-neutral data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions globally. It will use the IBM Envizi ESG Suite to collect, analyze and report on its ESG performance across its portfolio of 300+ data centers across 27 countries.