I need a baseline
Gather utility bills, fuel records and relevant operating data. Establish a reporting boundary and identify missing information.
Request an assessment →For Malaysian SMEsYour next green project
Your next green project
starts with what you know.
Whether you have only utility bills or a project already in mind, begin with a defined assessment and a practical next decision.
Choose your starting point.
I want to reduce costs
Review energy-intensive processes and compare suitable interventions using transparent cost and savings assumptions.
Explore opportunities →I have a project in mind
Bring a proposal, quotation or feasibility question. Structure the technical and commercial information needed for evaluation.
Prepare the project case →What to bring to
your first discussion.
Business & operations
Industry, site locations, operating hours, production needs and your main priorities.
Available records
Recent electricity and fuel records, key equipment information and any project quotations. Share sensitive documents only through an agreed channel.
What the assessment can establish.
Deliverables and fees are agreed in a proposal; savings and funding are not guaranteed.
A defined scope
Data needs, boundaries, priorities and responsibilities.
An opportunity shortlist
Potential improvements requiring further technical and commercial evaluation.
A next-step brief
Further measurements, supplier inputs and project work needed before commitment.
Find improvements that fit your business.
A practical starting point may be an operating change, an efficiency upgrade or a larger investment that needs further evaluation.
Discuss your next stepBuild your team’s
carbon knowledge.
Learning alongside action
Explore Carbon Scan Academy
Help the people collecting data and making decisions understand carbon measurement and reporting. Explore the Academy and its course catalogue to find training relevant to your team.
Training is an optional support for your transition. Course completion does not establish net-zero status or independent verifier approval.
Why measure carbon?
Because business decisions need evidence.
From a customer request to a lower energy bill: start with the business problem, then choose the right assessment and action.
Respond to customer requests
Organise emissions information and supporting records for buyer questionnaires and tenders.
Understand how →Assess export requirements
Check whether CBAM or a customer-specific product data request affects your goods.
Understand how →Find energy-saving opportunities
Use consumption records to identify waste and evaluate improvements.
Understand how →Prepare a stronger project case
Connect technical proposals with costs, expected savings and evidence for funding discussions.
Understand how →Build reporting readiness
Understand which requirements apply and close data gaps before the reporting deadline.
Understand how →Show measurable progress
Track reductions against a baseline and explain changes with evidence.
Understand how →Not sure where to begin?
Let’s work it out together.
Tell us what you want to improve: energy costs, carbon reporting or a green project. We will help identify a practical starting point.