Sustainability
Steel, decarbonisation and regulatory evidence for industrial decisions.
Select the required decision
Each area keeps the calculation boundary, source, assumptions and evidence with the result.
Scope, emissions and exposure
Product classification, installation-level data, actual-versus-default comparison and separate scenario analysis.
Product scope
Search an 8-digit CN code, 6-digit HS code or product description. A negative result is definitive only when the complete approved mapping is installed.
EU CBAM indicative exposure
This is an auditable planning estimate. It does not convert a benchmark into an adjustment unless the required product and phase-out inputs are explicitly supplied.
Embedded-emissions data assembly
Reduction and price scenario
UK CBAM readiness
The UK assessment is kept separate from the EU certificate model. It checks installed scope data and registration-readiness inputs.
Emissions, routes and procurement
Physical production data, product boundaries, numerical screens and commercial comparisons remain distinct.
Steel emissions intensity
Enter attributable physical emissions for one controlled reporting period. Offsets and separately traded certificates are recorded but never deducted from physical intensity.
IEA near-zero numerical screen
The screen uses the 2024 IEA scrap-adjusted threshold for physical emissions per tonne of crude steel. Programme labels and certifications require their own current rules.
Production-route comparison
Steel procurement comparison
Claims and chain-of-custody record
Baseline, measures and delivery
Connect facility emissions to engineering measures, investment assumptions, annual milestones and implementation controls.
Facility inventory
Measure economics
Annual pathway
Delivery controls
Choose the right study architecture
The workspace maps intended outputs to the standards, boundaries and controls they require. It does not claim a full LCA database or verified EPD engine.
Study-design readiness
Use this before calculation. It identifies missing decisions that make product results incomparable or unsuitable for publication.
Standards register
Edition and transition state are stored separately from implementation guidance and calculation data.
Goal and scope, inventory, impact assessment, interpretation, reporting and review.
Product carbon-footprint quantification and life-cycle GHG accounting.
Inventory boundaries, sources, removals, base year, quality and reporting.
Project-level reductions and validation or verification controls.
Type III declarations, construction-product core rules and PCR-led verification.
General principles, self-declared claims, ecolabel programmes and footprint communication.
Environmental management, energy performance and transport-chain GHG.
Water footprint, circularity performance and material-flow cost accounting.
Product-category rule governance and reliable quantitative environmental information.
Structured energy-audit scope, evidence, analysis and improvement opportunities.
CSRD, ESRS and VSME evidence
A reporting file is organised around perimeter, impacts and risks, disclosures, controls, review and traceability—not a long questionnaire.
- 1Scope & perimeter
- 2IRO & materiality
- 3Policies, actions & targets
- 4Metrics & datapoints
- 5Evidence & controls
- 6Review & assurance
Reporting-file readiness
This does not issue a legal scope opinion. It tests whether the organisation can document the reporting basis and produce a controlled evidence file.
Disclosure register
Materiality assessment record
Product declarations and whole-life carbon evidence
One construction-product record can support CPR documentation, an EPD programme, building product data and an EPBD life-cycle GWP calculation.
CPR and EPD evidence readiness
Building life-cycle GWP readiness
Supplier, chemical and due-diligence evidence
Requests are structured once and linked to the product, installation, reporting period and evidence file.
Supplier data request
REACH Candidate List
EUDR evidence readiness
Digital and circularity records
Readiness tools keep product identity, composition, evidence, recycled content and end-of-life information reusable across regulations.