For the heavy-emitting and high-impact carbon sectors, Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon accounting is of utmost importance.
Collecting and managing ESG data from various sites, asset-types and fund structures causes additional ESG complexity for infrastructure & energy transition companies and investors.
Data collection and management of a part-time, unskilled or skilled work-force requires granular and accurate data collection methods.
Successful ESG management in this sector requires granular and accurate data reporting, according to location, asset-type and fund structure, across a variety of metrics relating to carbon, use of natural resources, workforce safety, community impact and more.
Successfully managing ESG considerations not only helps firms to mitigate operational and financial risks, but it also enhances their appeal to investors, making ESG measurement an integral component of sustainable and responsible business practice.
Community impact and worker safety are front and centre of our software's social responsibility tools. KEY ESG also helps you manage your supply chain ethics, providing a holistic view of metrics related to your social responsibilities.
Community impact and worker safety are front and centre of our software's social responsibility tools. KEY ESG also helps you manage your supply chain ethics, providing a holistic view of metrics related to your social responsibilities.
Regulatory compliance is complex and constantly evolving, especially in sectors subject to numerous environmental and safety standards. Our software and ESG specialists stay up to date with evolving regulations and frameworks so you can rest assured that you are in line with the most recent standards.
KEY ESG offers the full range of carbon accounting capabilities, as well all of the other E, S and G metrics required by global regulations and frameworks. Our platform enables infrastructure companies and investors to deliver their ESG reporting requirements in a streamlined fashion and focus on what matters - improvement. Book a demo today to find out how you can leverage our platform to not only navigate the complex regulatory landscape, but also build a sustainable and socially responsible business model that appeals to investors, regulators, and consumers.
Rocco Meraglia, VP of HSEC & Sustainability
Liz Platt, Strategy Associate
Yuriy Bolonny, ESG Officer
KEY ESG keeps track of global ESG regulatory developments. We have incorporated major ESG regulations such as the SFDR, CSRD, SEC and SRD in our reporting software tool and we help our users measure and report on the metrics they need to disclose to regulators. KEY ESG users can rest assured that we update these metrics as new regulatory requirements or changes to existing requirements are announced.
Double materiality means that companies are required to assess and disclose information about the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors that can affect the company (internal impacts) as well as the ESG factors that the company, through its activities, products, and services, affects externally (external impacts).
The aim of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is to enhance the transparency, consistency, and comparability of sustainability reporting by certain companies in the European Union. The CSRD builds upon the existing Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and seeks to address its limitations by introducing more robust and standardized reporting requirements.
KEY ESG’s software uses ESG measurement methodologies as outlined by standard setters, such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). Importantly, our carbon footprint calculators are all in line with the GHG Protocol.
KEY ESG software integrates the industry standard investor frameworks for ESG reporting. This includes, amongst others, the ESG Data Convergence Initiative and the SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation). As new regulatory frameworks come into effect, our software will automatically flag updates to users, who can then start using KEY ESG to report under the new rules.
Our focus on industry leading frameworks saves managers time when it comes to reporting, as the market is converging on the topic of ESG measurements.
KEY ESG's software provides comprehensive risk management tools to help companies identify and assess ESG risks, and track progress made towards mitigating those risks over time. Our software also helps companies understand the potential impact of ESG risks on their sustainability performance, providing insights to help them make informed decisions.
No. Effectively managing ESG unlocks value for any company, whether private or public. ESG isimportant for all types of organisations, including private companies, non-profits, and governmental bodies.
While ESG factors are often highlighted in the context of investment decisions for publicly traded companies, the principles and practices underlying ESG are broadly applicable and beneficial for any organisation when it comes to risk management, creating long-term value, fostering trust, improving access to capital, regulatory compliance, employee attraction and retention, and market competitiveness.