Frequently Asked Questions

KarbonWise is a sustainability solutions company that combines advisory expertise with a cloud-based platform to help businesses take climate action confidently.

Carbon accounting measures greenhouse gases across your operations and value chain. It helps identify where to reduce emissions.

ESG refers to Environmental, Social, and Governance practices. These pillars measure how responsibly a company operates.

The Science Based Targets initiative helps companies set emission reduction goals aligned with climate science.

A decarbonisation strategy is a structured plan that identifies the actions needed to reduce emissions in line with climate science.

Supplier engagement means working with vendors to collect emissions data, share goals, and improve value chain performance.

Dashboards can track carbon emissions, energy use, supplier data, and compliance metrics. Each metric remains linked to its source.

Benchmarking compares your sustainability performance with peers, industry standards, or internal targets.

A carbon footprint measures greenhouse gases released by a product, activity, or organisation. It is expressed in tonnes of CO2 equivalent.

Biodiversity refers to the variety of species and ecosystems that support life and business activity.

Climate risk refers to the potential impact of climate change on your business operations, assets, and supply chain.

Decarbonisation means reducing greenhouse gas emissions across your operations and value chain. It focuses on real reduction rather than offsets.

Double materiality considers both how sustainability issues impact your business and how your business impacts people and the planet.

Organisational enablement means giving teams the knowledge and tools to act on sustainability goals and embed them into daily work.

Implementation support means turning sustainability plans into measurable action through structured processes and governance.