Sustainability practice
Count carbon like you count cash.
Investors, lenders and large customers now ask for emissions data the way they ask for financials — and they expect it to stand up to the same scrutiny. We bring audit-grade discipline to carbon measurement, disclosure and reduction.
Why a CA firm for carbon
Carbon accounting is, at its core, accounting: boundaries, measurement, evidence, controls, disclosure. The organisations best placed to do it credibly are the ones trained to make numbers auditable. That is precisely what we do — for cash today, for carbon now.
Measure
- GHG inventory — Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions measured to recognised protocols, with a documented, repeatable methodology
- Data systems — collection processes your team can actually run year after year
Disclose
- BRSR — Business Responsibility & Sustainability Reporting for listed and preparing-to-list companies
- Investor & customer requests — ESG questionnaires, supply-chain disclosures and lender requirements answered with defensible data
Reduce
- Net-zero roadmaps — reduction pathways with measurable targets and honest baselines
- Decision support — the cost and carbon consequences of operational choices, quantified side by side
If your customers are large corporates or exporters, their disclosure obligations are becoming your data obligations. Getting measurement right early is far cheaper than retrofitting it under deadline.
Questions
Frequently asked
Because your customers, lenders and investors increasingly are — and their disclosure obligations flow down the supply chain as data requests to you. Early, credible measurement is becoming a commercial advantage.
Business Responsibility & Sustainability Reporting is SEBI's ESG disclosure framework for listed companies, with requirements extending into their value chains. If you're listed, preparing to list, or supply listed companies, it's relevant to you.
Defining organisational and operational boundaries, gathering activity data (fuel, power, travel, purchases), applying recognised emission factors, and documenting methodology — so the number is repeatable and defensible, not a one-off estimate.
Yes — but we start with an honest baseline. A target without credible measurement underneath is a press release, not a plan.
Next step
Get your emissions investor-ready.
Start with a measurement conversation — what you'd need to disclose, to whom, and what it takes to make the number defensible.