Your biggest emission sources, impossible to miss.
The few categories behind most of your footprint stand out first, so your reduction measures go where they count.

The few categories behind most of your footprint stand out first, so your reduction measures go where they count.

Open any tonne and see the sum behind it, where the emission factor comes from, who entered it and every change since.

Every source against the year before, in total, per employee and per million revenue, so each audit starts from a clear comparison.

Version 4.0 has three tredes instead of five levels. The emission inventory and the targets and plan come out of the product; the management system, communication and the audit stay with you and your adviser.
From your energy bills, fuel cards and purchase records, with factors from the Dutch national list that the ladder sets as standard, and the source behind every tonne, so your certifying body can follow any figure.
Suppliers answer in a portal of their own, in their own language, and their figures replace your spend estimates for what you buy from them.
A target checked against the SBTi criteria, actions priced by what they cost and save, and your progress measured every year against your footprint.
Your company target and your scope targets side by side, each with the cut it needs, what your plan delivers and whether it is on track.

What changed since last year and whether the plan still reaches the target, ready for your next audit.

See how your targets score against the SBTi criteria and what to settle first. Validation itself is done by the SBTi.

Show our Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for 2026 as a bar chart
Your approved 2026 footprint is 8,935 tonnes CO₂e, most of it in Scope 3.
Prices in EUR, excluding VAT. Plans and SSO are billed annually.
Find answers to your questions right here, and contact us if you cannot find what you are looking for.
Certification under handbook 3.1 is possible until 14 January 2027; after that, every certification is against 4.0. Check the date that applies to your certificate with your certifying body.
No. Certification is done by an accredited certifying body against SKAO's handbook. Greener Ahead gives you the emission inventory and the reduction targets and plan the audit looks at. The energy and CO₂ management system, the value chain analyses, communication and participation remain your own work or your adviser's.
For activities in the Netherlands, the national list at co2emissiefactoren.nl, which the ladder handbook sets as the standard values. Where that list has no factor, Carbon accounting uses another recognised source and names it on the line, so you can show your certifying body where it comes from and why.
No, invite them. Users are unlimited, so your adviser works in the same footprint and plan as you, and spends their time on advice instead of spreadsheets.
The records you already keep: energy and fuel bills, fuel cards, travel bookings, purchase and waste records. Where a bill is missing, spend, floor area or a flight route fills the gap, and the footprint says which figures are estimates.
All fifteen categories of the GHG Protocol are covered. Nine are calculated for you from your records; the other six come in from a study you add, with its method and evidence.


















