Mapping Real Information

Why we make the difference


The EU’s new legal framework of the taxonomy and the CSRD and SFRD puts an end to greenwashing, the glossing over of climate and environmental data. They now have the same status as key financial figures and must therefore be treated with the same due diligence.


Therefore, when determining emissions and their impact on the established environmental goals, special emphasis must be placed on the veracity and authenticity of the data. And this doesn't just apply to data generated in-house. Recourse to supply chain data is critical.


Europe Net Zero helps to make sustainability predictable and accountable.

 


 


Use cutting-edge technology

We use the Internet of Things (IoT) for real-time monitoring of relevant technical parameters. The blockchain serves as a verifiable system of record can create standardization and accountability. In the interplay of technologies, we can thus provide a cost-effective and sustainable way to streamline operations and track, measure, and manage Scope 1, 2, and 3 environmental impact data.

Secure processing

We provide an immutable veracity to your environmental data stock, a much-needed and previously missing component.


Since the volume of information can no longer be processed manually, we automate the entire data processing from origination to disclosure. a cost-efficient and effective framework in the first place.

Improve competition position

Be a pioneer in climate and sustainability. Surprise your customers with clear data and reporting on CO2 reduction and environmental protection that they can incorporate into their carbon footprint to deliver better results themselves.


Europe Net Zero helps you stay ahead of regulatory and policy challenges, identify and manage growing risks, and identify new opportunities for sustainable activities that your investors and customers will demand.


 




Carbon Accounting

If you want to reduce your carbon footprint, you first need to know exactly what it is. Determining emissions through measurements, not estimates, is the initial step. Know your carbon footprint.


Clear data proof is expected from you anyway. With the taxonomy - already in force - and the CSRD - expected to come into force in 2023 - the EU is prescribing exactly what the information on greenhouse gas emissions and sustainability should look like. And whether your organisation is directly affected or not. If not, your stakeholders certainly are. Or their stakeholders. The duty to contribute to greater overall sustainability is fundamental




 




Commission’s green regulation is the new benchmark for all those based or operating in the EU.

The taxonomy for sustainable finance regulation, which has already come into force, is a set of rules that defines whether an activity is environmentally sustainable. Although it mainly addresses the financial sector and establishes rules for finance classified as sustainable, it is also a broader guide for the implementation of sustainable activities.

 

It can help companies to present themselves better to customers, investors or even to public interested parties and to shape and accelerate the transition to more sustainability.


The CSRD, Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, which is expected to take effect from 2023, standardises companies' communication with stakeholders, for example of how taxonomy-compliant measures prove themselves in practice.

 

 

 

 



 

Over 70% of GHG-emissions are generated in the supply chain

Together with the EU, governments, authorities and companies, we are working to capture emissions in the industrial supply chain and make supply chains resilient.

 

Our aim is to establish automated coordination and billing procedures between companies in a supply chain in which the GHG emission share is attributed to the polluter and there are commercial incentives to reduce emissions. Real-time measurements and automated billing in smart contracts play a role here.


The future will provide models in which we rethink delivery routes and make them resilient to climate change. Resource-saving redundancy is a buzzword here. This is particularly evident in the future energy supply, which requires more innovation from us than the renunciation of all fossil resources. Or all but one. This also involves automation and predictive tools that enable more precise control on the delivery routes and balancing of requirements at European and national level.


 

 

 

 

 
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