Quantify your full greenhouse gas impact by measuring direct emissions (Scope 1) from your operations and indirect emissions (Scope 2 and 3) from energy use and your supply chain.
Apply consistent, recognised methodologies to provide transparent, credible and auditable GHG reporting.
Support corporate sustainability objectives, regulatory compliance and investor expectations with actionable insights.
Ensure your reporting follows global standards such as the GHG Protocol and CDP for consistency, credibility and comparability.
Comprehensive calculation of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Develop and report GHG reduction projects under ISO 14064-2.
Identify where your current reporting stands against ISO 14064 requirements.
Build the processes, tools, and data management needed for ongoing verification.
Prepare transparent reports ready for stakeholders, clients, or auditors.
Guidance for independent verification under ISO 14064-3.
Establish clear baselines to measure and track real climate benefits from your projects.
Measure GHG reductions or removals from renewable energy, reforestation, efficiency, or carbon capture initiatives.
Develop robust monitoring and reporting plans to ensure consistent, auditable tracking of emissions outcomes.
Get your projects ready for certification, recognition, or participation in carbon credit schemes.
Organisations’ Carbon (GHG) Footprints can become verified under ISO 14064 by working with a recognised certification body.
No — organisations cannot be certified to ISO 14064-1 or 14064-2, because these are reporting and accounting standards. Instead, your GHG inventory or project report can be independently verified by a third party in accordance with ISO 14064-3. After verification, you’ll receive a statement or assurance report you can share with stakeholders.
Both provide standards for GHG accounting, and many organisations use them together. ISO 14064 is often preferred for international recognition and third-party verification, whereas the GHG Protocol is widely used as a framework for disclosure platforms such as CDP or SBTi.
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Yes. We will calculate and verify your Carbon (GHG) Footprint, providing you with a logo and a certificate to demonstrate that True Solutions has assessed and verified the footprint.
However, if you wish for your footprint to be ISO 14064 certified, it must be verified by an external certification body.
Together, they form a complete system: measure → report → verify.
A full Carbon (GHG) Footprint can typically be calculated in around 6-12 weeks, depending on the business size and data readiness. External verification by a recognised certification body will then be required to achieve ISO 14064 verification, which can take a further 6-12 weeks.
