Regulatory and investor expectations are clearly shifting towards digital emissions, especially within Scope 3. Companies that start measuring early gain competitive advantage and identify cost-saving opportunities. 👉 Check if this applies to me

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) helps companies define and achieve climate targets aligned with the Paris Agreement.

SBTi is a science-based framework that shapes regulatory direction and investor expectations. It signals future compliance requirements, including digital measurement. 👉 Find out if this affects us

It expands focus to business-critical activities, making digital channels increasingly relevant for measurement. 👉 Check if this is relevant

They fall under Scope 3 use-phase and are reported under ESRS E1. 👉 See a sample result

The solution is aligned with ISO 14067 and based on industry standards. 👉 See a sample result

Only URLs and anonymized analytics data are needed. The rest is handled by experts. 👉 Check the details

Typically 2–4 hours of internal effort is required. The rest is on us. 👉 Book a quick call

The initial assessment provides the key metrics, including carbon footprint, energy consumption, reduction potential, and the expected savings achievable through optimisation. The detailed analysis delivers a comprehensive view of total and per-pageview emissions and energy use, as well as the annual digital footprint. It also identifies concrete reduction opportunities, models their expected impact, and organises the required actions into a clearly prioritised implementation roadmap. 👉 See a sample result

Carbon.Crane not only measures emissions but also identifies optimisation opportunities that simultaneously reduce environmental impact and improve digital performance. The impact of optimisation is modelled using a conservative (lower-bound) approach, supporting realistic commitments and planning. The resulting action plan breaks down and prioritises the required steps, making implementation clear and actionable. 👉 Book a quick call