Our Services

Too much to do and not enough time? That’s exactly why ESG PRO was established because most clients don’t have a sustainability team and they need help! Our unlimited ESG support means you engage with your dedicated experts so you and your colleagues can focus on what counts.

We work with every department across your business with “live” 1:1 ESG support. We save you £1,000’s by eliminating all software fees, and we cover everything from carbon emissions to policy writing … we even secure your ESG rating FOC!

You need to impress your clients and a professionally designed Annual Sustainability Report is critical. We also know how difficult it is to produce, so we have our own journalists and graphics design professionals produce your annual report with no added fees.

Fully personalised and branded at no additional cost, this fantastic document conveys the very essence of your personalised to your organisation so you can shine brighter than your competitors.

Work with a team of consultants devoted to you, all just a telephone call away. Meet with them “live”, and receive unlimited training and guidance at every stage of your project. We start with a project plan designed with you because every client has unique requirements, and your key objectives and resource concerns are our priority.

Our “All Inclusive ESG” means you get all the support, software, training, policies, and even an ESG rating as used by 1,000’s of global brands. There’s no easier way to get started, and no approach more certain to succeed.

We’re standards-driven, so we support the GRI, SASB, IFC, CSRD, TCFD, and many others globally. We don’t sell software, we actually help you find the answer to every question, we audit, and we deliver third-party assurance. We then submit your report for external auditing, with all fees included.

With our Third Party Verification service, where even our work is audited, you and your clients can be confident that you’ve taken a comprehensive approach which will protect you from claims of greenwashing.

A PPN06/21 Carbon Reduction Plan is required for many bids where public money is involved (such as for schools, the NHS, local government etc.), and the SECR regulation applies to most businesses with more than £40m turnover and 250 employees. For both, you must declare your carbon emissions accurately or face enforcement action from the FCA or the Advertising Standards Authority. We know it’s time-consuming and hard work!

Buying or leasing software doesn’t solve the problem because you still need to know how to gather the data, and what data to upload. Our consultants develop your carbon reduction plan with you, offering unparalleled advice and ideas, and we provide you with our Guide to carbon Reduction Planning handbook too.

Quality carbon reporting is a means to capture the attention of key clients because everyone is waking up to the fact that the goods and services they buy from you carry their own carbon footprint. Not only does in-depth reporting save you money in the long run, but it can deliver a positive Return on Investment (ROI). Whether you’re approaching the topic due to regulatory requirements (SECR) or supply chain demands (PPN), we’ll help you recoup your expenditure.

We manage the entire process: our team take your data and performs all of the calculations. There are no software licenses required and nothing for you to learn. We then help to create your carbon reduction plan and justify your Net Zero statement. Finally, we produce your certified report. Easy!

ESG reporting must begin with a professional materiality assessment, engaging your stakeholders and advising your management. Our process is world-class, and we can support your stakeholders globally. Not only do we handle multiple stakeholder groups, we manage all of the analysis and survey hosting!

Complex, multi-level and multi-channel materiality assessments are just a phone call away. Affordable for an SME, and powerful enough for a global corporation, we’ve thought of everything (even foreign languages), and you have input into all aspects of the survey style. That’s the way to do it!

Your materiality assessment defines your optimum sustainability strategy, and it is a requirement for any organisation seeking an ESG rating in accordance with the globally recognised ESG frameworks such as the GRI and SASB. Start on the right foot and reap the rewards of a well-founded ESG programme.

We understand what needs to be done, and there’s no need to over-complicate this process. Whether you just need to complete an s.172 statement, or you have stakeholders overseas, trust our expert teams to navigate you through the process from start to finish.

No two organisations are alike, and that’s always true for TCFD and CSRD reporting. Our exploratory workshops serve to define your strategy, the nature and distribution of your assets, your internal resources, and more. What we avoid is starting with a software sales pitch, because software alone never delivers TCFD or CSRD compliance. Be methodical and succeed!

The TCFD is the basis of all climate reporting rules across the UK, USA, EU, Japan, Singapore, and others, as well as for the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), while the newer EU CSRD is broadly similar. At the core is an assessment of of the risks and opportunities which may be realised due to climate change. It’s a big topic, and for any client it demands a year of work, and for some it may be several years. However, much may be completed internally.

TCFD is based upon four pillars of disclosure: governance, strategy, risk management, metrics and targets, creating a harmonisation of reporting standards. It’s highly multi-disciplinary, and as such you will need input from risk managers, GHG emissions specialists, accountants, your legal team, and our own risk and climate modelling experts. Working collaboratively, the answers are self-revealing!

The TCFD / CSRD reporting team at ESG Pro will organise a series of workshops with the purpose of creating a reporting strategy. Where software solutions are required, we offer two globally proven solutions, including IBM Envizi. Either way, you require a multi-year strategy which matches the scale of your organisation, your budgets and your risk exposure, and this is where our common sense really shines through.

CBAM is a new carbon levy (tax) applied on imports of products in the iron and steel, cement, aluminium, fertilizer, hydrogen, and electricity sectors, although it will quickly extend to cover transportation and airlines. The bottom line: if you import steel or other “in-scope” products, start preparing NOW!

CBAM works in parallel with the EU ETS — the world’s largest carbon market — based on a cap and trade system. CBAM obliges companies importing into the EU to purchase CBAM certificates to pay the differential between the country of production’s carbon price and the price of carbon allowances in the EU ETS.

Importers must register governmental authorities and report on the emissions data of imported goods. Failure to prove that the required emissions data was calculated properly will result in the use of default values and will then be subjected to a higher emissions factor, increasing CBAM costs.

CBAM implementation signifies significant added costs for importers to the EU, and performing the carbon emissions calculations is time consuming, expensive and complex. Our fully managed service removes the risks, and integrates your data with the EU ETS for total assurance.

It’s an audit for companies seeking to ensure ethical, environmental, and social practices across their suppliers. This audit is relevant for all industries, including retail, manufacturing, logistics and more. It scrutinises operations from raw material sourcing to end-product delivery, and it assesses factors such as carbon emissions, waste management, human rights adherence, and sustainable sourcing.

No matter how many suppliers you have, a supply chain audit demands skilled analysts to determine your risk exposure. Our service designs and hosts the entire audit, and our analysts review
every response.

We commence supply chain audits with an initial supplier self-assessment, followed up by an in-depth evidence-based examination where our “traffic light” report indicates undue risk. We examine criteria across the three pillars of Environment, Social, and Governance right down to your supplier’s carbon emissions and workforce management.

Because we have access to the data on many hundreds of thousands of businesses globally, we can also use the audit process to identify opportunities to rapidly de-carbonise your supply chain. For many clients, this lowers your tax burden (carbon, plastic packaging, etc.) It’s key to making sustainability self-funding.