Green Data by Consist – Your key to energy and cost management

In the interaction between the EU Taxonomy Regulation and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies will in future have to report on how sustainable their business activities are.

In view of rising energy and CO₂ costs, companies have the opportunity to use data not only for reporting, but also to specifically optimize their consumption.

In order to maintain an overview and manage this as efficiently as possible from the company's point of view, it helps to have a data management that includes all relevant data with regard to energy costs, energy efficiency and CO₂ footprint.

Profilfoto on Sophie Dockstader, Sustainability Portfolio Lead bei Consist

With a Europe-wide unique expertise in Big Data, we are committed to efficient digital processes that

» reduce energy consumption,
» reduce the CO₂ footprint
» and optimise costs.

Sustainable and innovative solutions are our passion.

Sophie Dockstader

Sustainability Portfolio Lead

Consist

Our Sustainability Services at a glance

Reduce Energy Costs

savings potential for buildings, data centers and production.
Sustainability Toolkit
EU-CSRD-Reporting

Planning and configuring the data pipeline for your EU CSRD reporting
End to End Data Management
Full support by our highly qualified team

Take advantage of our know-how from requirements gathering up to implementation.
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Reduce energy costs and CO₂ – based on a unified data management solution

Buildings, data centers and production facilities are the main cost drivers for energy. In order to realize relevant savings potential, it is important to record their data.

Because you can't manage what you can't measure.

Data can be found in the most diverse places in the company, in the most diverse formats. A central data solution provides a complete, structured insight into energy and CO_2.

The Splunk Sustainability Toolkit shows in real time where and when activities should be carried out to minimize energy costs and the associated CO₂ emissions.

Show trends in CO₂ emissions over time, broken down by buildings, data center or production
Identify issues (e.g., emission hotspots or a significant increase in water consumption) to preemptively troubleshoot and meet your goals
Digitize your data collection for CSRD reporting to improve accuracy and efficiency
Visualize progress towards your organization's goals in real-time with trend analysis dashboards and custom executive views

Dashboard des Splunk Sustainability Toolkits — Easy to create real-time dashboards

Unified Energy Management Solution

Across

Buildings
Data Center
Industry

Data Science and Power BI

Our data science solutions enable you to analyze data from additional sources and thus gain a complete insight for your sustainability report:

Data Engineering: create and prepare a complete and standardized basis for all your individual sustainability reporting (e.g. CO₂ emissions, electricity consumption, etc.) – in the cloud or on premise.
Big Data Analytics: Link and analyze your data of any size and enable detailed insights into e.g. temporal trends or dependencies – in real time or on a fixed schedule.
Artificial Intelligence: Use state-of-the-art artificial intelligence methods to uncover trends or patterns in your data and identify unrecognized correlations.
Attractive visualizations: Analyze and visualize your data through intuitive and interactive dashboards for your reports – tailored to your individual needs.

Beispiel-Auswertung und Dashboard für den CO2-Verbrauch nach Unternehmensstandorten. — Example dashboards for individual consumption evaluations

Gain detailed insights and fulfil reporting obligations

Companies must submit sustainability report

From January 1, 2024, larger companies, and successively smaller ones, will have to implement the new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

The focus here is on the so-called scopes - emission categories for greenhouse gases that companies emit in different areas. Together, these result in a company's greenhouse gas balance and thus its carbon footprint. To make this measurable, companies must report the greenhouse gas emissions of Scopes 1, 2 and 3. Data plays a key role in this.

With appropriate data collection and analysis, comprehensive energy and cost management including reporting becomes possible.