Tag: Carbon Accounting
Diginex acquires Plan A to build integrated ESG platform
Diginex and PlanA.earth have agreed terms on a transaction that will see Diginex acquire 100% of Plan A’s equity, bringing the two companies together...
Diligent and Persefoni team up for ESG innovation
Diligent and Persefoni have formed a strategic partnership to help clients navigate complex sustainability reporting with confidence.
The collaboration aims to equip organisations with advanced...
Achilles and Green Project unite to drive decarbonisation across global supply...
Green Project Technologies, a supply chain carbon accounting and renewable energy procurement platform, and Achilles, a global provider of supply chain risk and performance...
Climate tech leader Asuene expands into US market with NZero acquisition
Asuene, a Japan-based climate technology provider, and NZero, a US startup specialising in real-time energy data and emissions tracking, have announced a strategic acquisition...
Six critical carbon accounting mistakes that impact sustainability reporting
Accurate carbon accounting is essential for businesses to maintain credible sustainability reports. However, errors in data entry, classification, and supplier engagement can lead to miscalculations of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. From misclassifying primary and secondary data to inconsistent emission factors, ESG FinTech company Position Green has outlined six common mistakes companies should avoid for better compliance and transparency.
Striking the balance: mastering primary and secondary data in carbon accounting
Navigating the complexities of carbon accounting can determine the success or failure of greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories. Position Green, an ESG management platform, aims...
Tide unveils carbon calculator to help SMEs achieve net zero
Tide, a leading business financial platform in the UK, has unveiled a new automated carbon calculator in partnership with carbon measurement specialist Connect Earth.
What do financial services companies need to know about carbon accounting?
Carbon accounting is a method of calculating the amount of greenhouse gases (GHGs) an organisation emits, whether it is directly or indirectly. Through this, companies are better placed to understand the climate impact and establish goals on how they can reduce it. As the number of ESG regulations continues to increase, carbon accounting could become an increasingly vital part of meeting compliance.
Normative bolsters Nordic leadership by acquiring Danish firm Eivee
Normative, a Swedish leader in enterprise carbon accounting, has strategically expanded its influence in the Nordics by acquiring Eivee, a prominent Danish provider of carbon accounting solutions.
Sage’s Carbon Measurement API: Empowering banks to enhance green lending
Sage, known for its comprehensive suite of services in accounting, financial management, HR, and payroll systems, has introduced a new Carbon Measurement API.










