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NEMS ESG reporting software helps companies reduce environmental impact

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From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Published March 23, 2023; updated March 23, 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Category: Technology.
  • NEMS Environmental Management Software connects to a company’s production-data management system to collect frequent environmental data, calculate and quality-check it, then send it to an ESG reporting portal. It supports collaboration across countries and standardised reports such as Global Reporting Initiative formats. The company says it is ready to use and can be implemented in weeks rather than months.
  • The article says companies face growing demands from investors, consumers and regulators for environmental transparency, while manual spreadsheet collection and analysis can be slow and error-prone. NEMS gives companies visibility into pollution sources from greenhouse gases to chemical discharges, supporting data-driven reductions and compliance reporting while freeing staff time.
  • The page cites a survey in which 93% of CEOs said sustainability would be critical to future business success and says around 6,000 European companies must disclose environmental information. It calls sustainability reporting a key feature of the European Green Deal, with the page stating a climate-neutral-economy goal by 2025. NEMS has worked with environmental data since 1991; its compliance-focused software targets medium and large companies with complex energy and emissions processes. It is used in Australia, Europe, the UK and US, and gaining traction in Angola and Ghana. SDG 12 shown.
  • Contact: Christer Bjørnø-Husa, Sales and Marketing Director, christer.bjorno-husa@n-ems.com; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: NEMS AS, Petroleumsveien 6, 4031 Stavanger, Norway; nems.eco/.
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