An emissions inventory (or GHG inventory) is a systematic, quantified record of all the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by an organisation, territory, project or product over a defined period. It is the foundation of climate accounting, target setting and sustainability reporting: you cannot manage or reduce what you have not first measured.
GHG inventories increasingly feed formal disclosure. The TCFD task force was disbanded in 2023 and its climate-related recommendations have been consolidated into IFRS S2, with monitoring taken over by the ISSB under the IFRS Foundation, while in the EU the CSRD and the ESRS require emissions data. In Spain, Royal Decree 214/2025 requires companies within its scope to calculate their Scope 1 and 2 emissions (Scope 3 remains voluntary) and to have a five-year reduction plan with quantified targets.
An accurate emissions inventory is the starting point for corporate climate management, for setting science-based targets and for credible communication. At Manglai we help companies build and maintain their GHG inventory across all three scopes. Discover Manglai's carbon footprint software.
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