Watershed Climate Platform

1. Upload operational data, including energy consumption, transportation, and waste generation.

2. Utilize Watershed's built-in emissions factors to convert activity data into carbon emissions.

3. Categorize emissions by scope (1, 2, and 3) and identify major emission sources.

4. Generate a comprehensive carbon footprint report for internal analysis and external reporting.

1. Integrate data sources, such as financial systems and operational databases, into the Watershed platform.

2. Map data to relevant ESG frameworks (e.g., GRI, SASB, TCFD).

3. Use AI to draft report sections and populate data fields automatically.

4. Review and finalize the report, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

1. Collect data from suppliers regarding their emissions and sustainability practices.

2. Analyze supplier data to identify carbon hotspots and assess supply chain risks.

3. Collaborate with suppliers to implement emission reduction strategies, such as switching to renewable energy or improving energy efficiency.

4. Track progress and report on supply chain decarbonization efforts.

1. Collect energy consumption data from various sources (e.g., utility bills, smart meters).

2. Analyze energy usage patterns to identify areas where energy is being wasted.

3. Implement energy efficiency measures, such as upgrading equipment or optimizing building controls.

4. Monitor energy savings and track the return on investment.