


EMSCAP helps organisations translate sustainability objectives into utility reporting, sourcing decisions and practical reduction programmes. We bring consumption, cost and emissions information into the same decision process.
We help define organisational and operational boundaries, collect relevant fuel and electricity records, and document factors, assumptions and data gaps. Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting structures are developed with reference to the GHG Protocol, including location-based and market-based electricity reporting where applicable. Any missing sources outside utility records are identified.
We compare options such as onsite solar, GreenPower, Large-scale Generation Certificates and power purchase agreements. Feasibility considers cost, term, volume and price exposure, certificate ownership and surrender evidence, and the intended reporting claim. Sourcing proceeds under an agreed mandate and approval process.
Efficiency and renewable measures are evaluated together to avoid double counting benefits. A roadmap ranks opportunities by cost, delivery constraints and contribution to targets. Quarterly updates track consumption, renewable content, emissions intensity and progress against the agreed baseline.
Reports distinguish measured data, estimates and scenarios, with records supporting renewable and emissions claims. Methodologies and reporting requirements are reviewed for the relevant reporting period and jurisdiction.
Emissions data and methodology register; renewable sourcing comparison; sustainability dashboard; prioritised roadmap and quarterly progress report. Independent assurance, legal advice and formal certification are separately scoped.

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