ESG Glossary
Definition
The total greenhouse gas emissions of a whole company over one year. A CCF covers Scope 1 emissions (from sources the company owns), Scope 2 emissions (from the energy it buys) and Scope 3 emissions (from its value chain, such as suppliers and transport). It is usually calculated with the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and reported in tonnes of CO₂e. Companies use it for sustainability reports, climate targets and regulations such as the CSRD.
In Context
“Our CCF went up this year because we opened a new plant, even though the footprint of each product went down.”
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FAQs
Data security
We take data security very seriously. ECO-OS uses enterprise-grade security measures, including encryption, secure data storage, regular security audits, and compliance with leading industry standards. Your sensitive ESG data remains private, secure, and confidential at all times.
Do you provide implementation support?
Absolutely! Our professional services team is among the most talented and experienced in the business. They provide hands-on implementation support, systematically guiding your team every step of the way. From initial data discovery and onboarding of users to training and integration, our experts ensure your team rapidly closes gaps and creates new value with ECO-OS.
Do you also support Scope 3 reporting?
Of course. ECO-OS provides an end to end solution for Scope 3 emissions following the guidance of the GHG Protocol. A suite of tools unique to our platform simplifies the complex task of communicating, collecting and aggregating your supply chain data, helping you clearly understand your full value chain emissions and devise actionable reduction programs.
What international standards and frameworks are supported by ECO-OS?
ECO-OS supports alignment with major global ESG reporting frameworks, including CSRD, the GHG Protocol, California SB 253 and SB 261, the UN Global Compact, the UN SDGs, and other leading international standards.