Without complete climate data, companies miss opportunities to cut emissions and build resilient supply chains. Modern AI platforms like Green Effort now make 100% emissions coverage achievable without heavy manual effort.

While traditional reporting looks in the rear-view mirror, real-time data opens a live window into the impact of our actions. From lifecycle assessments to on-the-ground decisions, immediate insights empower businesses to react faster, act smarter, and stay aligned with their sustainability goals. This week, we dive into the shift from past-based reporting to present-moment clarity — and why it matters more than ever.

The climate crisis doesn’t wait, and neither should we. The EU’s OMNIBUS proposal to delay climate reporting requirements may seem like a relief for businesses, but it’s a dangerous misstep in the fight against global warming. With modern tools like Green Effort simplifying sustainability reporting, there’s no excuse for inaction. Every moment we delay locks in irreversible damage. The clock is ticking—let’s act now.

In decarbonisation, data matters—but not just any data. Spend-based CO2e estimates are flawed and misleading. Real transparency means basing 100% of emissions data on actual activity.

Businesses are increasingly recognizing that financial transactions hold the key to understanding their environmental impact. By linking carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) data to individual financial transactions organizations can achieve unprecedented granularity in emissions tracking. This approach not only aligns with global sustainability goals but also unlocks actionable insights for strategic decision-making.

In today's business landscape, sustainability is no longer confined to a single department but has become a crucial aspect of every facet of an organization. From purchasing to finance, and from brand communication to overall strategy, sustainability is reshaping how companies operate and compete.

Data collection is the backbone of accurate carbon accounting, yet it remains one of the most significant hurdles for companies aiming to measure and reduce their carbon emissions. The complexity of gathering granular, activity-based data across an organization and its supply chain often leads to inefficiencies and inaccuracies.

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