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CO2 accounting - get insight into your company's emissions
Carbon accounting forms the basis of your company's climate documentation. With Verarca's AI-driven software, you get accurate calculations straight from your invoices into your accounting system.
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It started with a challenge. When a company in the owner group's portfolio faced new climate reporting requirements, it became clear that this was a resource-intensive task. We looked for solutions that could ease the work, but nothing met our needs. So we set up Verarca.
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emission factors for CO2 calculationThat's why calculating CO2 accounting is so important
Calculating a company's CO2 emissions can be a complex and time-consuming task. Data on CO2 emissions usually has to be extracted from multiple systems, emission factors have to be collected and reporting has to meet the requirements of both the EU and customers. At the same time, companies are increasingly faced with the requirement to document their climate impact - either as part of legislation or because customers, stakeholders or banks expect transparency. Solid carbon accounting is therefore no longer a voluntary effort, but a necessity for very many companies. A necessity that can feel like a daunting task to embark on.
ContactThe carbon accounting should map the company's total carbon emissions
A carbon accounting is an overview of CO2 emissions throughout the company's value chain. To give a true picture of the company's climate impact, emissions are usually divided into three categories - also known as scopes.
Scope 1
Scope 1 includes the company's direct emissions, e.g. from its own vehicles, machinery or production facilities.
Scope 2
Scope 2 is the indirect CO2 emissions. This includes, for example, the consumption of electricity and heat, such as power from the electricity grid or district heating.
Scope 3
Scope 3 includes all other indirect emissions from the company's value chain, such as procurement of goods, transport, travel costs and so on.
Automate your CO2 calculation with Verarca
Many companies struggle with collecting, calculating and reporting their CO2 data. Traditionally, the calculation is done manually, but this can be both time- and labour-intensive and associated with a high risk of error. Verarca's software automates the entire process, pulling data directly from your company's accounting system - including from e-conomic, Uniconta and Business Central. Verarca's solution therefore makes it possible to:
Obtain data
You receive accurate calculations based on actual transactions, ensuring the data is always up-to-date and correctly distributed between scope 1, 2 and 3.Save time
You save time and reduce errors as all CO2 calculations are done automatically without manual data collection.Get an overview
You get an overview using user-friendly dashboards, which make it easy to identify areas with potential for CO2 reduction.Automated CO2 calculation
By automating carbon accounting, your company not only ensures that reporting complies with applicable standards such as CSRD and the GHG Protocol, but also creates a reliable data base to work strategically with climate initiatives.
Contact Verarca today
CO2 reporting should not be a time-consuming administrative task, but a valuable tool that gives your company insight into where climate impact can be most effectively reduced. With Verarca, your CO2 accounting doesn't just become a static report - it becomes an ongoing process that helps your business make informed decisions.
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