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Accurate Auditable Company Emission Data

Explore real company emissions data to power Scope 3 action. Access reliable, verified emissions data from millions of companies worldwide.

Company Emissions Data Explorer

Take a deep dive into the emissions data we hold on these example companies which you can use to accurately measure and reduce your scope 3 emissions. Included is scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions, climate targets, are they on track for their emissions goals, have their reports be 3rd party assured and of course what initiatives they have signed up to.

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You've explored sample companies above. Now discover the comprehensive emissions data, sustainability targets, and climate commitments available for your own supplier network.

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Data aggregation to enable climate action

Identify Data

DitchCarbon first identifies the organisation the user is looking for. This can be done through direct identifiers such as DUNS, LEI, or VAT numbers. If those are not available, the platform uses fuzzy matching through S&P Global’s database to find the right entity and reduce the risk of duplicate or mismatched records.

Normalize Data

Emissions data often comes in different formats, units, and category names. DitchCarbon standardizes this information against GHG Protocol criteria, converts metrics into kg CO₂e or kg CO₂e/$, and maps different terminology to the correct scopes. Entries that do not fit standard categories are flagged for manual review.

Enable Action

Once the data is validated, it becomes usable for reporting, benchmarking, and decision-making. Users can review audit trails, compare organisations against industry and location benchmarks, and build forecasts using supplier data, disclosure quality, and reduction commitments.

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Identify Data

DitchCarbon first identifies the organisation the user is looking for. This can be done through direct identifiers such as DUNS, LEI, or VAT numbers. If those are not available, the platform uses fuzzy matching through S&P Global’s database to find the right entity and reduce the risk of duplicate or mismatched records.

Extract Data

Once the organisation is matched, DitchCarbon gathers relevant emissions information from public disclosures, company websites, third-party portals, supplier uploads, and PCF or LCA files. Documents that are not relevant are filtered out, while useful data is captured and linked back to its original source.

Normalize Data

Emissions data often comes in different formats, units, and category names. DitchCarbon standardizes this information against GHG Protocol criteria, converts metrics into kg CO₂e or kg CO₂e/$, and maps different terminology to the correct scopes. Entries that do not fit standard categories are flagged for manual review.

Validate Data

The normalized data is checked against existing database records and internal anomaly signals. If something looks inconsistent, it is flagged for QA-level human review, helping keep the dataset accurate, consistent, and auditable.

Enable Action

Once the data is validated, it becomes usable for reporting, benchmarking, and decision-making. Users can review audit trails, compare organisations against industry and location benchmarks, and build forecasts using supplier data, disclosure quality, and reduction commitments.

No more chasing suppliers for data

We automatically collect and verify emissions data from corporate reports, public databases, and sustainability platforms so you don't have to send a single survey.

Science Based Targets initiative
UN Global Climate Action
CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)
Corporate Sustainability Reports
Public Databases & APIs
DitchCarbon Platform
Updated daily from live sources

The world's most comprehensive supplier emissions database

Our automated data collection covers millions of companies across every industry and region, delivering the scale and coverage you need for complete supply chain visibility.

2M+

Companies
Global supplier coverage across public and private company emissions records.

150+

Countries
Supplier emissions data coverage across global markets and regions.

70+

Data sources
Public disclosures, reports, registries, and verified datasets.
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Frequently asked questions

Get answers to the questions procurement and sustainability teams ask most often.

Will you help design supplier outreach and define clear allocation/boundary rules?

Yes, our outreach uses a concise template that states exactly what's in/out of scope. Suppliers can submit data however they prefer; we ingest, check, and pass it through to Salesforce.

How heavy is the lift for suppliers, what formats do you accept?

Very light. A supplier can email a file or fill a short form with only an email and the data to share; we accept "any format."

Do you handle PCFs and quality checks (e.g., PACT)?

Yes. We collect PCFs in any format and flag quality issues, including whether submissions pass the PACT framework.

How do you resolve supplier identities (entity resolution)?

We use a commercial entity resolution database and accept multiple identifiers (company name, DUNS, ISIN, LEI, website, or email) to match the right entity.

What data integrity checks do you run?

Extracted data is automatically validated against anomalies and historical patterns; anything that fails automated checks is escalated to analysts before it enters the system.

Can we see original source documents and assurance status?

Yes, every data point is linked to its source (deep linked to the exact page) and shows the level of third party assurance.

How quickly can we achieve coverage?

Example: a recent deployment reached ~60% of a large supplier base within a couple of weeks, and we start from public data to accelerate coverage before targeted outreach.

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