IsoMetrix Lumina

Sustainability Management and Carbon Accounting, Simplified

Transform the Way you Manage and Report on Your ESG and Sustainability Performance

Achieve Seamless ESG Compliance with Lumina

Data management adapted to how you do business

Seamless ESG disclosure compliance and reporting

Carbon accounting and global emissions management

Executive analytics for sustainability value creation

Data Visualization

Track progress to your sustainability objectives with turnkey and custom dashboards to view and analyze environmental and social impacts at all levels of your business.

Easily Comply with International Sustainability Regulations and Standards

Generate sustainability reports following international standards or custom frameworks in seconds to meet stakeholder obligations without the hassle.

Efficiently Aggregate Data From Multiple Sources

Automate ESG data collection with versatile methods including API and utility bill integrations, spreadsheet uploads, and digital forms to take the burden off your team and other stakeholders.

Built-in Carbon Accounting Engine

Utilize our built in calculation engine to determine your GHG emissions and carbon footprint. Global carbon emissions factors such as AP42 and DEFRA are supported out-of-the-box with Lumina.

Target Tracking

Track, calculate, and report on your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and other key ESG metrics in alignment with international carbon emissions and ESG frameworks and standards. Meet your reporting requirements with executives, investors, customers, rating agencies, regulators, and operational stakeholders.

Materiality Assessment

Analyze and measure double materiality to support your corporate sustainability strategy and comply with regulations like CSRD. Schedule, manage, and report stakeholder engagements for improved efficiency and auditability.

See Why Sustainability-Minded Businesses Partner with IsoMetrix

Related Articles

Key COP29 Takeaways for Sustainability Leaders

Key COP29 Takeaways for Sustainability Leaders

With more than 55,000 global delegates and climate negotiators in attendance, the United Nations annual climate summit COP29, hosted in Baku, Azerbaijan, spurred many headlines over two weeks ending November 24. $300 Billion Per Year Target to Support Developing Nations by 2035 Developed nations pledged to increase support to developing countries to $300 billion annually by 2035. Although this triples the previous $100 billion annual target established in 2011 and achieved in 2022 (two years late), many critics deemed this a failure, stating that developing nations require closer to a $1.3 trillion commitment by 2035 to curb the worst of climate disasters. “$300 billion does not address the needs and priorities of developing countries,” stated Chandni Raina from the Indian delegation during the summit’s closing session. “I regret to say that this document is nothing more than an optical illusion.” Others, including the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), called the deal a “setback for climate action,” adding that, “this COP failed to send a strong signal on the need to rapidly reduce and phase out fossil fuels.” Other commentators suggested this target was the best anyone could hope for as a reasonable commitment, given the likelihood the US will exit the […]

read more