Carbon Emissions Reporting Tool – Turning Data into Climate Action

What is it?
The Carbon Emissions Reporting Tool enables financial institutions to measure, analyse, and disclose greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in line with international standards. It helps banks integrate climate considerations into their core business strategy and risk management.

What is the advantage?
Carbon reporting is more than compliance—it’s a strategic advantage. It allows institutions to identify climate-related risks and opportunities, meet global disclosure requirements such as PCAF and TCFD, and strengthen ESG positioning to build trust with stakeholders.

What does the tool cover?
The tool calculates emissions across three scopes: direct emissions from own sources (Scope 1), indirect emissions like purchased energy (Scope 2), and financed emissions from loans and investments (Scope 3). It follows the PCAF Global GHG Accounting and Reporting Standard (2022), ensuring credibility and comparability.

Key features
The tool offers automated calculations for accurate reporting, portfolio-level analysis to identify high-emission sectors, and scenario modelling for transition risk assessment. It also provides benchmarking capabilities and custom dashboards for management reporting and regulatory compliance.

Where is it used?
Already supporting banks in Asia and beyond—including Mongolia, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan—the tool helps integrate sustainability into lending decisions and product development. It is part of DSIK’s mission to enable financial institutions to drive climate resilience and green transformation.

Why it matters?
Understanding emissions is the foundation for green finance. With this tool, banks can develop green lending products, set science-based targets for decarbonisation, and contribute to national and global climate goals.