GHG data built to back your entire climate strategy

Reporting frameworks, reduction targets, and net zero plans all need the same thing: accurate emissions data. Our carbon accounting builds the GHG dataset that makes all of it possible.

GHG reporting backed by carbon project expertise

We measure emissions with the same depth we bring to carbon projects, so your numbers serve reporting, reduction, and trading.

All three scopes covered

We measure Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (electricity), and Scope 3 (value chain) emissions. Most companies skip Scope 3 but we don't.

Company and product level

We prepare both company-wide GHG inventories and product-level carbon footprint assessments depending on what your reporting or buyers require.

Feeds into every framework

Your GHG inventory serves as the data foundation for BRSR, GRI, CDP, SBTi, CBAM, and any other standard that requires emissions data.

We practice what we report

Infinite tracks and reports its own GHG across all three scopes. The same discipline applies to your engagement.

Emissions never properly measured

Many companies estimate emissions instead of measuring them. We build an accurate inventory using your actual activity data, not industry averages.

Scope 3 missing entirely

Scope 3, value chain emission, often accounts for the largest share of a company's footprint but is the most commonly skipped. We measure it, so we get the full picture.

GHG data that cannot support reporting requirements

When BRSR, CDP, or SBTi asks for emissions data, the numbers need to be rigorous enough to withstand scrutiny. We build the inventory to that standard from the start.

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Boundary and scope definition

We define the scopes and categories the inventory will cover.

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Activity data collection

We gather your actual consumption, production, travel, and supply chain data for emissions calculation.

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Emissions calculation

We calculate emissions using recognized methodologies and emission factors, documented for traceability.

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Hotspot identification

We identify which sources and operations drive the largest share of your footprint.

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Report delivery

A complete GHG inventory report delivered with data formatted for your specific reporting frameworks.

GHG inventory report

A complete greenhouse gas inventory covering Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, with methodology documented.

Product carbon footprint

A product-level carbon footprint assessment for companies that need it for buyers, labels, or EPD development.

Emissions hotspot analysis

Identification of which sources and operations contribute the most to your total footprint.

Framework-ready data

Emissions data formatted for BRSR, GRI, CDP, SBTi, CBAM, or whichever framework your reporting requires.

Data collection framework

A structured system for ongoing emissions data collection so future reporting cycles are faster and more accurate.

Straight answers on your company's carbon footprint

Start with what teams ask most about boundaries, scope 3 emissions, and standards, then bring us your own inventory questions.

What is GHG reporting?

GHG reporting involves quantifying an organization's greenhouse gas emissions, typically across Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (purchased energy) and Scope 3 (value chain) categories, following recognized standards such as the GHG Protocol or ISO 14064-1.

What is the difference between Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions?

Scope 1 covers direct emissions from owned or controlled sources, Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased electricity, steam, heating or cooling, and Scope 3 covers all other indirect emissions across the value chain, such as purchased goods, transportation and product use.

Why is GHG reporting important?

GHG reporting provides the data foundation for target setting, regulatory compliance, investor and customer disclosures, and identifying opportunities to reduce emissions and costs.

How do you build a GHG inventory?

We define the organizational and operational boundary, collect activity data across relevant scopes, apply appropriate emission factors, and compile a verifiable inventory aligned with the GHG Protocol or ISO 14064-1.