For IT and Technology
Carbon reporting for IT and technology companies
Measure the emissions behind your hardware, hosting and services,
and report with confidence to clients and procurement teams.
Sector challenges
Why technology carbon sits almost entirely in Scope 3
Very little of a technology company’s footprint is on its own meter:
Emissions are concentrated in Scope 3: hardware, cloud hosting, data centres and supply chains
IT and tech suppliers are increasingly asked for a Carbon Reduction Plan to bid for public sector and enterprise contracts
Hybrid and remote working makes commuting and office energy data harder to capture
How we help
How Net Zero Group helps IT and technology companies
Software that reaches the parts of your footprint you do not directly control, with consultants who know what a procurement team will ask for.
Scope 3 hardware and hosting emissions
Reporting on devices, cloud infrastructure and data centre usage.
Where the wider value chain is the question, our Scope 3 supply chain modelling covers it end to end.
PPN 006 Carbon Reduction Plans
Compliant plans for IT suppliers bidding into public sector contracts.
See Carbon Reduction Plans for what a compliant plan has to contain.
Hybrid workforce reporting
Commuting and remote working emissions captured through NetScope Engage.
More on NetScope Engage and how employees submit their own data.
Client-facing reporting
Clear, audit-ready reports to support tenders and client due diligence.
Reporting obligations rarely arrive one at a time. See compliance reporting for how client due diligence sits alongside SECR, ESOS and the rest, or NetScope for the software your reporting actually runs on.
FAQ
IT and technology carbon reporting: your questions answered
Anything not covered here, ask a specialist directly — we answer in writing.
Get started
Ready to report on your hardware, hosting and services?
Tell us what you are being asked for and by whom, and we will come back with what you need to report, what data it takes, and how long it takes to get there.
Talk to a technology carbon specialist
Tell us what your procurement team or client is asking for, and we'll come back with a scope and a timeline.
A specialist replies — no automated sequence.
