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Emisoft GHG123 carbon accounting software

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  • Published 21 March 2023; updated 21 September 2026; 2-minute read. Emisoft’s GHG123 helps organisations calculate and report direct and value-chain greenhouse-gas emissions. Common data categories listed include fuel, electricity, business travel, transport, waste and materials. The software can integrate data from multiple internal and external sources to create traceable consumption/environmental-impact reporting and identify inefficiency, waste and possible emissions/cost reductions.

  • Reports are available in formats for CDP, GRI and other standards. The page says carbon accounting can help organisations demonstrate progress, meet disclosure requirements, improve supply-chain management and prepare for potential regulation and climate risks. Small and large companies can use GHG123 as a standard product or as a starting point for customised environmental-management software.

  • Emisoft has developed environmental-accounting software since 1992. Customers listed include the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency, Borealis, Equinor, Lerøy Seafood Group and Norsk Hydro. The article discusses the EU’s 2020 climate/energy package and 20% emissions-reduction target relative to 1990 as historical policy context. Availability: available. Category: technology. Linked UN SDG: 12. Public contact: Betina Mele Haveland, Sales Manager, betina.haveland@emisoft.com. Company: EMISOFT AS, Inger Bang Lunds vei 16, 5059 Bergen, Norway; emisoft.com. No event listings or participation fees are displayed.

  • Public phone number revealed by the page control on 8 October 2026: +47 915 78 898.

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