Sustainability and Compliance

Sustainability commitments and regulatory obligations have the same underlying shape: a claim that has to be supported by evidence, gathered from parties you do not control, in a form somebody else will audit. We approach both as data problems, because that is what they become once the policy is written.

ESG implementation

Comprehensive ESG programmes: working out which disclosures apply, where the underlying data actually lives, and what has to change operationally for the reporting to be sustainable rather than an annual scramble. The technical work is usually a small part of this. The larger part is establishing which numbers are defensible.

Carbon management

Guiding organisations through carbon footprint reduction and carbon credit markets, including the measurement and verification chain that makes a reduction claim credible.

Green energy

Supporting organisations launching and running green initiatives, including solar and wind projects, from feasibility through to the systems that monitor and report on them.

Regulatory compliance

Compliance solutions that integrate with existing digital infrastructure rather than sitting alongside it as a parallel process. Where compliance reporting is a separate manual exercise, it degrades. Where it is a by-product of the operational system, it holds.

Where this has been applied

Traceability platforms for textile and mica supply chains, food traceability on blockchain, digitisation of the green coffee supply chain, a plant passport architecture study, and digitisation of the Arctic Seed Vault.