Aentscope turns sustainability reporting from a once-a-year scramble into a repeatable process.
Instead of depending on a few experts and outside consultants, your team runs carbon accounting on a platform built for data quality and day-to-day operations.
Why it matters now
Site managers have little reason to dig through utility bills every month. Aentscope keeps that request to a minimum. Once the pipeline is set up, activity data starts building up in one place from the first month.
Aentscope scope — ERP integration is scoped per project; other sources load through standardised templates.
Why it matters now
Under the CSRD, sustainability statements must carry a limited assurance opinion. Reconstructing twelve months of bills and evidence right before the engagement is the most draining part of the job, so traceability and evidence need to be captured as the data comes in.
Source: Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (CSRD) as amended by the Omnibus I Directive (in force 18 March 2026) — limited assurance remains required; the reasonable assurance step was removed.
Why it matters now
Climate reporting is not a one-off. Factor licences and outside support come back every year, and the longer you rely on them, the more the cost compounds. Aentscope includes licensed factors and keeps the capability with your team, so savings start as soon as you switch.
Aentscope scope — licensed emission factors (e.g. IEA) included. Bars illustrate cost structure; actual savings vary by company.
Why it matters now
Requests for emissions data from customers, parent companies and investors are already arriving.
Rebuilding the same numbers for every format is not sustainable.
Aentscope scope — reporting aligned with CSRD (ESRS E1) and ISSB (IFRS S2) from the same dataset.
Why it matters now
Climate disclosure rules differ by country, and the more countries you operate in, the more you have to track. Aentscope keeps inventories for every entity and country in one place, and uses the same operating model whether you report under ESRS or IFRS S2, so more standards don't mean more work.
Source: S&P Global, ISSB tracker (Q3 2026) — as of July 2026, 35 jurisdictions had adopted ISSB Standards on a voluntary or mandatory basis.
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