Emission costs
Manages real-time costs by calculating carbon border adjustment mechanism and emissions trading system exposure against market carbon prices.
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Scope 1, 2 and 3 — from calculation to carbon cost.
A management tool that calculates your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in compliance with the GHG Protocol, lets you set an emissions target and roadmap, and covers every corporate need for greenhouse gas reporting, carbon costs included. It is designed to adapt to you, with a calculation structure that supports all consolidation approaches — equity share, and financial and operational control.
Reports into
GHGP
CBAM
ETS
IFRS
ESRS
Obligation
Connection decides it, not size
“We are an SME, this does not apply to us” is a common but mistaken assumption. In Türkiye a greenhouse gas obligation does not arise from a single threshold; it arrives through four separate channels, and three of them do not look at company size at all.
Are you in scope?
01
Do you operate combustion units?
If the combined rated thermal input of your boilers, burners, furnaces, dryers and engines reaches 20 MW, you fall directly under statutory MRV — what counts is the site total, not any single unit. Cement, lime, glass, ceramics, paper, iron and steel and chemical sites above the capacity threshold are in scope, and refineries, coke, primary aluminium, ammonia and soda ash are in scope regardless of capacity.
02
Do you export to the EU?
The CBAM transitional period ended on 31 December 2025; the financial obligation period began on 1 January 2026. EU buyers want installation-level, verified emissions data rather than a rough estimate. It is decided product by product, not by size.
03
Do you supply a large company?
Customers inside TSRS scope build their Scope 3 inventory from the data you send them. The TSRS threshold is exceeding at least two of total assets of 1 billion TL, net sales of 2 billion TL and 500 employees in two consecutive periods. The data request, however, spreads through the whole supply chain by contract, to the banks by way of green credit, and into tender specifications.
How it is required
As an annual compliance cycle: monitoring through the year → verification → reporting the previous year's emissions to the Ministry by 30 April. Submission is electronic, through the Environmental Information System.
What is required
- Monitoring Plan — Ministry-approved, documenting the data collection and calculation methodology
- Annual Emissions Report — emissions calculated against the approved plan
- Independent verification — sign-off by a TÜRKAK-accredited verifier independent of the operator
- Evidence archive — invoices, SCADA/SAP/Excel records, measurement systems, calibration certificates and uncertainty assessments
- For exporters additionally: product-level embedded emissions calculation and an evidence file you can hand to the customer
The cost of non-compliance
Operators that miss the reporting deadline face 500,000 – 5,000,000 TL, and the penalty doubles for operators inside the ETS. Operating without an emissions permit carries an administrative fine of up to 50,000,000 TL. For an exporter the real risk sits beyond the fine: data that cannot be verified means losing “trusted supplier” standing in the EU market.
What is coming
- 2026–2027 TR ETS pilot period
- 1 January 2027 updated TSRS 2 greenhouse gas rules
- 30 September 2027 first annual CBAM declaration
- 2028 ETS scope widens to every Annex-1 activity
- 1Status per scopeA quick read on each scope and how it moved against previous years.
- 2Facility to groupActivity data is entered where it happens and converts with the right factor automatically.
- 3Target and roadmapReduction targets sit next to the actions and the pathway to them.
Why it helps
Scope 1, 2 and 3 — from calculation to carbon cost.
Minimises manual data work facility by facility, with GHG Protocol-compliant and universal conversion factors built in.
Internal control and limited assurance run faster and more smoothly through an integrated service structure.
Set science-based reduction targets validated against SBTi and Net-Zero criteria — base year, scope coverage and ambition checked for you — and track the actions and roadmap behind them.
What it does
Benchmarking
Market data lets you compare against peers and focus your strategy and emissions roadmap where it matters.
Two ways in
Upload a meter reading or an invoice and the AI reads what is inside it and files it on the right line. Or connect the source and upload nothing at all — the data flows in on its own. Whichever suits the site.
Set the target, see where you stand
You define your own reduction targets and each period's actual emissions land against them. Where your CBAM and ETS exposure is heading along that path sits on the same screen.
Other modules
ESGEvery metric you report, in one interoperable hub.
TaxonomyEligibility, alignment and the financial split — in one pass.
WaterNewWithdrawal, consumption and discharge — measured where they happen.
Sustainability ReportingStandard, period, section — the report is written here.
Saspera AIAsk your data a question. Get the answer, not a spreadsheet.
See it on your own data
A short walkthrough with someone who knows the standards — no slide deck.