The Carbon Reporting module within NZC Portal is designed to support landlords, property owners, asset managers, and investment funds in monitoring, managing, and reporting carbon performance across property portfolios.
The module provides a consolidated view of emissions, performance metrics, and disclosures aligned to key regulatory and voluntary frameworks.
What this module supports
This module enables users to:
View portfolio, asset, and building-level carbon performance
Produce structured carbon summaries for investor and regulatory reporting
Track progress against Net Zero and decarbonisation targets
Maintain consistent metrics across diverse assets and portfolios
Key inputs
The module typically draws on:
Energy consumption data from buildings and sites
Fuel and refrigerant data where applicable
Asset attributes including size, use type, and EPC information
Configuration settings aligned to reporting boundaries and methodologies
Inputs can be uploaded, integrated, or managed manually depending on portfolio requirements.
Key outputs
The module produces clear, decision-ready outputs, including:
Portfolio and asset-level carbon dashboards
Exportable executive summary reports
Metrics aligned to CRREM, GHG Protocol, and SBTi requirements
NZC Building Standard summary views
Structured inputs to support TCFD management and governance disclosures
Evidence packs and audit trails
Outputs can be generated at fund, site, or building level.
How this module is used in practice
Typical use cases include:
Annual and interim carbon reporting to investors and stakeholders
Monitoring decarbonisation progress across property portfolios
Supporting regulatory, lender, and assurance reviews
Informing asset strategy and prioritisation of interventions
How this module fits within NZC Portal
The Carbon Reporting module acts as a central reporting layer, drawing on data from energy, asset, and performance modules across the platform.
This ensures:
A single source of truth for portfolio carbon metrics
Consistency across disclosures and reporting frameworks
Clear traceability from summary outputs to underlying asset data
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