Articles, definitions and product detail from the team building the platform. Written to be useful whether or not you ever open CarbonSig.
Last quarter, your biggest customer sent you a sustainability questionnaire. This quarter, a second customer sent one too. Same questions. Different format. Somewhere behind both of them are four groups you should know.
Until this release, a carbon model in CarbonSig stayed editable. You could refine inputs while a verifier was reviewing the same numbers. That’s fine during modeling.
On 10,000 tonnes of imported Turkish steel, the gap between verified and default carbon data is €530,000 a year. Same factory. Same product. Same regulation.
See a real product carbon footprint example — Levi's 501 jeans, broken down stage by stage with actual numbers. The biggest source of emissions will surprise you.
Only 9% of companies comprehensively report all emissions. Most supply chain carbon data is unverified, with 25-30% error rates. As CBAM and CSRD tighten requirements, verification gaps are about to become very expensive.
Remember that sustainability questionnaire from Part 1? Somewhere on page two, it asked you to report your "Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions." You Googled it, got a wall of jargon, and closed the tab.
Carbon accounting is how a business measures its emissions. Learn why your customers are asking for carbon data and what small businesses need to know in 2026.
Europe is setting a hard carbon threshold for aluminum imports. Understand how the 7-ton benchmark reshapes global trade and what producers need to do.
Tell us what you make and who is asking for the data. A real person from our team will point you at the right standard.
