Sustainability platform ESGpedia and the Singapore Environment Council ( SEC ) have entered into a strategic partnership to support businesses in measuring, managing and verifying their carbon emissions.
Under the collaboration, SEC and ESGpedia, the organizations point out, will jointly promote ESGpedia’s carbon calculator platform and SEC’s carbon verification services, providing other businesses and organizations with access to complementary solutions that support credible greenhouse gas accounting and reporting.
As sustainability reporting requirements continue to evolve, businesse face increasing expectations from customers, investors, regulators and supply-chain partners to accurately quantify and disclose their environmental impact.
Through this partnership, organizations will be able to leverage the sustainability platform’s digital carbon accounting capabilities to calculate emissions data and the council’s independent verification expertise to enhance the credibility and assurance of reported information.
The collaboration aims to provide businesses with a practical and accessible pathway towards more robust carbon management practices, helping them build confidence in their sustainability disclosures and support their broader decarbonization efforts.
As part of the partnership, SEC will introduce ESGpedia’s carbon calculator platform to organizations seeking carbon accounting solutions, while will refer businesses requiring independent carbon verification services to SEC.
Beyond carbon management, both organizations will also explore opportunities to collaborate on broader sustainability initiatives, including areas related to sustainability certification, such as Eco Spaces, and environmental standards.
With the recent launch of the Technical Reference ( TR ) 149:2026, both organizations will look into expanding the partnership to include supporting Singapore businesses to achieve the various TR 149 levels ( essential, bronze, silver, gold ), so as to better meet the latest green procurement expectations from buyers and regulators.
“Businesses today require practical solutions that help them navigate increasingly complex sustainability requirements,” says Benjamin Soh, ESGpedia’s founder and managing director. “This collaboration supports them in taking meaningful and measurable steps towards their sustainability goals.”
