The GHG Protocol defines how to calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, with rules for allocation and data quality.

ClimateCamp is built using the GHG Protocol as a standard, supports all major calculation methods, integrates supplier-specific primary data, and delivers fully-aligned reports.

Companies in scope must disclose Scope 1–3 GHGs, climate targets, a transition plan, and related policies, actions, and resources, all under ESRS E1.

ClimateCamp provides a complete GHG inventory, structured supplier data, and progress tracking on targets and transition plan. Outputs map directly to ESRS datapoints like E1-6 (emissions) and E1-4 (targets), ensuring assurance-ready reporting.

Companies committing must calculate a carbon-footprint baseline, use it to set science-aligned targets, separate FLAG from non-FLAG emissions, and more.

ClimateCamp helps calculate your full GHG inventory, assesses the feasibility of a supplier engagement target, quantifies FLAG and non-FLAG emissions, tracks annual Scope 3 reduction progress against SBTi pathways, and monitors supplier target adoption.

Lets SMEs disclose essential Scope 1–3 data, targets, and actions in a lightweight, standardized format to meet CSRD-driven customer requests. Many wave 2 companies are now switching to VSME to build reporting capabilities but it remains voluntary.

ClimateCamp provides lean disclosures via the VSME template, making it simple for SME suppliers to satisfy buyer demands.

Relevant for manufacturers, product suppliers, and companies in B2B value chains where customers demand standardized and verifiable Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs). It specifies principles, requirements, and guidelines for quantifying and reporting PCFs using life cycle assessment (LCA).

ClimateCamp delivers ISO 14067-aligned PCFs, with system boundaries, allocation methods, and data quality scoring, ready for customer disclosure and third-party verification.

Relevant for manufacturers and suppliers exchanging Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) data with customers and partners. PACT (Partnership for Carbon Transparency) and its Pathfinder Framework set a standardized methodology for calculating and sharing comparable PCFs across value chains.

ClimateCamp generates Pathfinder-compliant PCFs with all required data attributes (system boundaries, allocation rules, primary vs. secondary data), making supplier-to-customer data exchange seamless and audit-ready.

Primarily used by companies publishing sustainability or ESG reports for a broad stakeholder audience, including customers, employees, and NGOs. It requires disclosure of Scope 1–3 emissions, base year, intensity ratios, and the management approach.

ClimateCamp generates ready-made 305-1, 305-2, and 305-3 tables, plus the required base year and intensity metrics, aligned to the GRI framework.

Relevant for listed companies and large undertakings in jurisdictions adopting ISSB standards, and increasingly used as the global baseline for climate disclosure by regulators and investors. It requires disclosure of GHG emissions (Scopes 1–3), climate-related risks and opportunities, and targets/metrics.

ClimateCamp maps all carbon metrics and targets into ISSB-aligned structures, ensuring comparability across jurisdictions.