Carbon accounting for African enterprises. Real data from your suppliers, and reporting built to stand up to your auditor, your bank and your European buyer.
Steel is one of the goods Europe now charges carbon on at the border. The emissions are made here, not in a reporting template.
You measure what you control.
Scope 1 and 2: your own operations and the energy you buy.
You are accountable for far more.
Scope 3 is your supply chain: usually over 90% of the total, and the part nobody has data for.
7%
of large companies report all three scopes comprehensively.
Most published carbon numbers are a small measured piece and a very large guess.
BCG and CO2 AI Climate Survey, 2025
Baseline measures the rest.
Supplier by supplier, until the number is real.
What Baseline does
Gets data out of your suppliers
A simple request they can answer on a phone, and a score that shows which numbers are measured and which are estimated.
Calculates on factors for your country
Recognised factors, with your own country’s grid, not a European average.
Reports to the frameworks that matter
Enter the data once. Report to GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, IFRS S2, CDP, CBAM and more.
Leaves an audit trail
Every figure links back to the bill, meter reading or invoice it came from.
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The same chain as your data sees it: a few lit nodes, and a great deal of estimate.
Carbon accounting is accounting
Built for the finance team, not the sustainability report.
For CFOs
If your name goes on the number, it needs the same controls as any figure you sign.
For exporters
Your EU buyer now pays for the carbon in what you send. Verified numbers lower that bill. What CBAM means for you.
For suppliers
Asked for emissions data by a customer? Answer without hiring a sustainability team.
Join the beta.
We are taking a small number of companies through their first reporting cycle.