ESG & Sustainability

Overview

Data first. Then the report.

Most sustainability reports fail at the data, not the narrative. We start with materiality and the numbers behind each disclosure, so your first filing can pass limited assurance and your transition plan can pass the CFO.

We run a double materiality assessment, map every required data point to a source system and an owner, and close the gaps before your auditor finds them.

For transition plans, we size each abatement lever in dollars and tonnes, so targets come with a capital plan the board can approve.

Typical triggers

CSRD or ISSB reporting starts within the next 12–18 months
Investors or lenders are asking for a credible transition plan
New supply-chain due-diligence rules reach your suppliers

What’s included

From materiality to a signed-off report.

Double materiality assessment Impacts, risks and opportunities ranked with stakeholder input.
Data-gap analysis Every required data point mapped to a source, an owner and a quality rating.
ESG controls design Controls over ESG data so your auditor can provide limited assurance.
Disclosure drafting Report sections drafted with your team and tied back to evidence.
Transition plan Targets, abatement levers and the capital plan to deliver them.
Supply-chain due diligence Human-rights and environmental risk screening of key suppliers.

Our process

Four steps to a first filing.

Materiality
Weeks 1–3

Workshops and stakeholder input to decide which topics and disclosures apply to you.
Deliverable: Materiality matrix
Data & gaps
Weeks 3–6

We trace each data point to its source and rate its quality against assurance standards.
Deliverable: Data-gap register
Controls & drafting
Weeks 6–12

Controls are designed, tested and documented while disclosures are drafted with your team.
Deliverable: Draft report & control set
Assurance readiness
Weeks 12–16

A dry run with your auditor’s requirements, so the real review holds no surprises.
Deliverable: Assurance readiness pack

Engagement options

Fixed fees for every reporting cycle.

Disclosure Readiness

Materiality, data gaps and a reporting roadmap mapped to your first filing.

$52,000 fixed · 6–8 weeks

Double materiality
Data-gap register
Reporting roadmap

Choose Disclosure Readiness

Most chosen

Transition Plan

Targets, abatement levers and the capital plan to deliver them.

$125,000 fixed, staged · 12–16 weeks

Baseline & targets
Abatement cost curve
Board-approved capital plan

Choose Transition Plan

Assurance Support

Controls over ESG data and preparation for your auditor’s review.

$9,800 per month · annual cycle

ESG controls testing
Auditor liaison
Year-end dry run

Choose Assurance Support

Fees exclude VAT and travel. Fees are fixed per reporting cycle and agreed in writing before work starts.

FAQ

What reporting teams ask us.

Does CSRD apply to us if we are not based in the EU?

It can. Non-EU groups with large EU subsidiaries or significant EU turnover are in scope; we confirm your position in the first two weeks.

Can you provide the assurance as well?

No — we prepare you for it. Keeping preparation and assurance separate protects the independence your auditor and investors expect.

How do you handle Scope 3 emissions?

We start with spend-based estimates for the full value chain, then replace the largest categories with supplier data over two or three cycles.

Will the transition plan affect our capital budget?

It should. We size each lever in cost per tonne and build it into your capital plan, so targets and budgets tell the same story.

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Reporting that stands up to scrutiny.