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FY2024 · Apr 2024 to Mar 2025

Total emissions · FY2024

12,847

tCO₂e

tonnes CO₂ equivalent

▼ 8.3% vs FY2310,500 to 15,800 · 95% CI · ±18%GSD 1.42 · methodology · TACA

Where the tonnes flow

Activities to scopes to hotspots · all 12,847 tCO₂e accounted for

Scope 1Scope 2Scope 3

Carbon budget · SBTi 1.5°COn pace

13.1%

of 2020s decade budget consumed

0%SBTi pace · 10%100%

Projected exhaustion 2034 against a target of 2030. 4-year gap closing through verified reductions.

Top hotspotsFY2024

Raw materialsS3

4,200tCO₂e

Grid electricityS2

2,106tCO₂e

Outbound logisticsS3

1,890tCO₂e

Other inputsS3

1,980tCO₂e

Reduction trajectory · SBTi 1.5°C

Current pace projects 9,500 tCO₂e by 2030. SBTi-aligned target 8,400.

HistoricalCurrent paceSBTi target

Methodology v4 · hash 3a4f2b89

2,341 records · DEFRA UK GHG 2024 v1 · pedigree-weighted

Platform

Everything in one workspace.

Beyond the calculation, the platform handles the operational side of carbon accounting: multiple sites and entities, the people who work the data, the routes data takes to get in, and a human analyst when you need one.

Multi-entity rollup

Multiple sites, business units, or legal entities consolidate into a single workspace. Group-level reporting at the top, per-entity data for local filing.

Roles and permissions

Finance, operations, sustainability and procurement all work side by side. Role-based access controls who edits what; an audit log records every change.

Data, however you have it

CSV uploads, API connections to accounting and ERP systems, or supplier portal submissions. Every record is classified and validated before it lands in the ledger.

A named analyst on call

Every workspace has a named analyst. Email or call them for scope questions, allocation calls, or supplier engagement. The platform handles the routine; the analyst handles the judgement.

The Footprint Ledger

All of it ends up in one versioned, hash-chained record. Every figure traces back to its activity, its factor, and the person who approved it. Re-runs to the same figure, year after year.

HemeraScope

One dashboard.

Carbon footprint, audit-ready.

Scope 1, 2 & 3 from your activity and spend data.

We classify every transaction, match suppliers, and calculate emissions against verified emission factors. GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, CDP and SECR aligned out of the box. Your boardroom and your auditor read the same number.

Quantified uncertainty on every number.

95% confidence intervals, the same bar as peer-reviewed climate science.

Pedigree-matrix scoring across five dimensions propagates uncertainty end-to-end. You'll see exactly how reliable each figure is and where better data tightens your footprint the most.

Supplier ESG intelligence, traceable to source.

100+ data points per supplier. One Hemera Score.

We pull from Companies House, the Environment Agency, HSE, SBTi, CDP and dozens of other public registries. Every finding links to its source so a sceptical reviewer can verify it themselves.

We can engage suppliers for primary data.

Primary data from the source, conversations tracked to closure.

When a calculation needs primary data, a supplier-specific emission factor, an activity log, or a verified product-level carbon footprint, our team opens the conversation. Primary data from a supplier replaces the default factor and produces a more accurate result on every figure that depends on them.

Built to be auditable, from row to report.

Hotspots, reduction roadmaps, and targets aligned to SBTi or your own framework.

Every workspace has a carbon accountant you can call on. They prioritise the hotspots that move the number, draft the reduction roadmap, and build the methodology behind it, so the work stands up in front of your board or an assuror.

Continuous tracking, with reduction scenarios on tap.

The software does this on its own. An analyst is there if you'd like one.

Your footprint stays current as activity records come in, throughout the year. Model reduction scenarios against SBTi pathways or any target you've set. Insight cards surface the hotspots that move the number and the data-quality fixes that would tighten the result the most.

Methodology

How a number gets made.

01Activity

28,500kWh

An activity record, mapped against your taxonomy. The platform works with whatever data you have today, from spend ledgers to operational quantities to primary measurements, and flags where moving one tier up would tighten the result most.

Activity ladder · this row

Spend records (£)

Industry-typical activity

Operational activity

Primary measured

02Factor

0.207kgCO₂e / kWh

The platform searches across DEFRA, ecoinvent, IPCC and supplier-submitted PCFs for the closest-matching factor. The match is pedigree-matrix scored across five dimensions and version-locked with a hash, so the same row reproduces the same number when re-run in 2027.

Factor ladder · this row

Spend-based intensity proxy

Industry average (IPCC, EPA)

DEFRA category default

Supplier-specific PCF

03Emission

5.90tCO₂e± 3.8%

The result, with its ±, comes from Monte Carlo simulation across the pedigree-scored inputs. The approach is drawn from peer-reviewed Life Cycle Assessment and aligns to ecoinvent and ISO 14040/44 where possible. Every input, factor, methodology version and timestamp is chained in the Footprint Ledger so any figure can be traced back to its source.

Built onGHG Protocol Corporate & Scope 3ISO 14064 reportingISO 19011 samplingSBTi targetsPedigree Matrix data quality

Collaboration

We work alongside your team.

For your business

The carbon accounting work, done.

We model the footprint, build the methodology, and draft the reports. Your team owns the reductions and the supplier relationships.

For your suppliers

A clean portal for primary data.

Suppliers submit primary data directly. Their data replaces the platform's default factors and makes every figure that depends on them more accurate.

Frameworks

One set of records, multiple disclosures.

The methodology is built on the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and Scope 3 guidance, with target setting against SBTi or your own framework. The same records and factors then project to whichever disclosure your auditor, regulator or investor asks for. The table below names what is supported today, what we're methodology-aligned with, and what is on the roadmap with a committed quarter. We don't mix those three.

Framework	What it covers	Status
Foundation
GHG ProtocolCorporate Standard + Scope 3	The accounting backbone. Scope 1, 2 and 3 boundaries, organisational and operational control, market- and location-based Scope 2.	Supported
ISO 14064-1Inventory reporting structure	Inventory quantification and reporting principles. Used as the report structure where ISO conformance is preferred to GHGP narrative.	Supported
UKGBC Scope 3 in CRE2019 guide, commercial real estate	The UK methodology spine for real estate Scope 3 — embodied carbon, tenant energy, downstream leased assets.	Methodology-aligned
SBTi targetsOr your own pathway	Near-term and net-zero target setting, baseline rebasing, progress tracking. Custom pathways for organisations not pursuing validation.	Supported
UK disclosures
SECRStreamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting	Quoted-company and large-LLP energy and carbon disclosure. Director-signed template generated from the ledger.	Supported
PPN 06/21Carbon Reduction Plan for public procurement	Cabinet Office Carbon Reduction Plan format — baseline, declaration, Net Zero commitment, reduction trajectory.	Supported
ESOS Phase 4Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme	Mandatory four-yearly energy audit for large UK organisations. Energy consumption profile, significant energy uses, opportunity register.	On roadmap (Q2 2026)
EU disclosures
CSRD / ESRS E1Climate Change disclosure standard	EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, Climate disclosure. Section navigator with data-quality flags per disclosure point, Markdown + PDF export.	Supported
SFDR PAI 17/18Real-estate principal adverse impacts	Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation indicators 17 and 18 for real estate exposures — fossil-fuel assets and energy-inefficient assets.	On roadmap (Q2 2026)
EU TaxonomyArticle 8, Annex I 7.7 TSC	Real estate technical screening criteria for acquisition and ownership of buildings. Eligibility, alignment, and DNSH assessment.	On roadmap (Q3 2026)
CBAMCarbon Border Adjustment Mechanism	Quarterly declarations for imported goods in scope. Embedded emissions calculation and submission file generation.	Supported
Real estate & investor frameworks
CRREM1.5°C / 2°C pathway alignment	Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor. Property-level intensity (kgCO₂e/m²) vs decarbonisation pathway, stranding-year projection.	On roadmap (Q2 2026)
GRESBReal Estate Assessment	Annual portfolio assessment for real estate funds and operators. Pre-fill of performance indicators from the ledger.	On roadmap (Q3 2026)
INREV SDDSSustainability Disclosure & Definitions	European non-listed real estate sustainability disclosure standard. Definitions alignment and disclosure pre-fill.	On roadmap (Q3 2026)
EPRA sBPRSustainability Best Practices Recommendations	European Public Real Estate Association sustainability performance metrics. EPRA-format energy, water, waste and GHG reporting.	On roadmap (Q3 2026)
TCFDClimate-related Financial Disclosures	Transition risk via CRREM pathway alignment. Physical-risk integration on roadmap — sited-asset hazard exposure scoring.	Methodology-aligned

Supported — working export or report today.Methodology-aligned — complies with the framework's methodology, no productised export yet.On roadmap — committed delivery window.

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