Collect energy activity
Organize electricity, natural gas, purchased heating or cooling and other relevant fuels by site, meter, asset and reporting period.
Track consumption across sites, connect actions to targets and keep the evidence behind every number—so sustainability work is ready for decisions, disclosure and review.
Bring utility bills, meter readings and fuel records into a consistent operating view. Factor EHS helps teams establish baselines, identify exceptions and connect improvement work to the facilities, equipment and people responsible for results.
Keep units, reporting periods, source documents and calculation notes alongside the data so results remain understandable and reviewable.

Organize electricity, natural gas, purchased heating or cooling and other relevant fuels by site, meter, asset and reporting period.
Track units, boundaries and operational context so teams can compare performance across time and locations with fewer hidden assumptions.
Turn hotspots and opportunities into accountable actions with owners, dates, expected impact and evidence of completion.
Compare actual results with baselines and targets, preserve supporting records and make leadership review more decision-ready.
Factor EHS can help organize the underlying data, ownership and evidence for a science-based target journey or for sustainability programs aligned to relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Structure energy and emissions-related information around a defined baseline, organizational boundaries, reduction actions, progress measures and supporting evidence.
Map energy and resource initiatives to the goals most relevant to the work, while keeping the site-level activity and outcomes visible.
07Affordable and clean energy 12Responsible consumption and production 13Climate actionFactor EHS supports data management, implementation and readiness. It does not provide SBTi validation, UN endorsement or a guarantee of compliance.
Goals gain traction when they have the same discipline as other operational priorities: clear data, responsible owners, documented decisions and a regular cadence for checking progress.
Set boundaries, baselines, metrics and the framework your organization intends to support.
Collect energy data with consistent units, periods, sources and quality checks.
Prioritize reduction opportunities and assign practical actions across sites and teams.
Review performance, preserve evidence and communicate progress with appropriate context.
Tell us what you track today, where the gaps are and which commitments matter. We can help shape a connected approach for energy, actions and evidence.
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