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Carbon activity data for disclosure
AEYS does not replace a full ISO 14064 inventory. It keeps energy-carrier totals consistent so CSRD, ESRS E1, and CBAM packs are not re-keyed from scratch.
- ISO 14064
- CSRD / ESRS E1
- CBAM / SKDM
Disclosure programmes fail when energy figures are rebuilt for the annual pack. CSRD / ESRS E1 and installation-level CBAM still need trustworthy activity data: consumption by energy carrier, in units the inventory can multiply by factors.
Energy-carrier totals in TEP and TJ are the usual activity data for Scope 1 and 2. AEYS does not replace a full ISO 14064 greenhouse-gas inventory, but it stops those energy figures from being reconstructed in a year-end spreadsheet. The same mappings that feed EnRC and the company energy report are the source.
What you get
- Carrier totals operations already trust
- TEP and TJ by energy carrier come from the same unit mappings as the EnMS, not from a parallel carbon workbook.
- A feeder for ESRS E1 and CBAM
- Use AEYS as the energy activity-data layer. Your GHG inventory or CBAM pack can consume those totals instead of re-asking the plant.
- Honest about ISO 14064
- AEYS is not a full greenhouse-gas inventory. It is the energy evidence that inventory should not have to reinvent.
- Same loop as the EnMS
- When a mapping changes, performance reporting and disclosure activity data move together. Year-end is not a second energy review.
Frequently asked
- Does this certify us for CSRD?
- No. CSRD / ESRS disclosure is a wider reporting obligation. AEYS supplies consistent energy activity data so that obligation is not blocked by a broken EnMS extract.
- Can we put ISO 14064 in a quote?
- Yes, as a related standard in the pre-quote wizard. Sales will map that to programme scope; it does not mean AEYS is an ISO 14064 tool on its own.