Four jurisdictions, one dataset.
EU CSRD, Singapore IFRS S2, UAE Federal Climate Law and California SB 253/261 each want their own format on their own deadline. Collect your emissions once — then project that single dataset into all four. Pick a regime to see who it covers and what its report must include.
Every deadline, side by side
Four regimes, four formats, four deadlines — all fed by the same collection. Open any one for who it applies to, exactly what the report must include, and a two-minute eligibility check.
UAE Federal Climate Law
Every business in the UAE — no size exemption, free zones included — reports Scope 1 & 2, with 5-year record retention.
Singapore SGX · IFRS S2
SGX-listed issuers report Scope 1 & 2 under the ISSB standard; STI companies add Scope 3 from FY2026.
EU CSRD
Large & listed companies report Scope 1, 2 and 3 plus a double-materiality narrative, with limited assurance.
US · California SB 253/261
$1B+ revenue doing business in California reports Scope 1–3; $500M+ files a biennial climate-risk report.
Every subscription covers all four jurisdictions — no per-report add-ons. Book a demo.
The same data, four reports.
Underneath, all four laws ask for the same facts: what you emit directly, what your purchased energy emits, and what your supply chain emits — plus a plan to reduce it. ESG Matrics captures that once, then reformats it for each regulator instead of asking you to collect it four times.
- Collect activity data once — Amount × Emission Factor, GHG-Protocol methodology across Scope 1, 2 and 3.
- Every figure carries a confidence tier — Measured, Calculated or Estimated — and a link to its source evidence.
- Each report is a projection of that one dataset into a regulator's format — never a fresh round of data collection.
- Deadlines are settings, not code. When the UAE or California moves a date, it's a field to change, not a release to ship.
- Switch on a framework and its report template appears in the builder — a toggle, not a re-implementation.
Conformant with the standards your auditors expect
Your first 2026 deadline is closer than your data.
Collect once, comply everywhere. See ESG Matrics on your own facilities and suppliers — across all four jurisdictions from a single dataset.