YOUR PATH TO A TARGET
READY IN WEEKS, NOT MONTHS
To a target-ready baseline
Tendril went from no footprint to ready to submit
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is a global body that checks whether your emissions reduction target is ambitious enough to match climate science.
Most of their emissions sit with suppliers, so they need you to set targets too.
Direct and value chain operational data (Scope 1, 2 and 3), backed by real data, not estimates.
SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 is out. Target validation under it opens in early 2027, with annual progress reporting and new accommodations for smaller companies. Read the new standard.
Retailers and brands score suppliers on targets and CDP. No target can cost you the account.
Building one by hand from bills and spreadsheets takes months.
And a big budget, while your customer waits.
We pull in your utility, fuel, travel and supplier data. No manual entry.
A dedicated specialist picks the right route with you and prepares your submission.
Track progress every year and see which projects to prioritize to profitably achieve your goals.
Automated data gets your baseline ready in 4 to 6 weeks, well before your customer’s deadline.
A dedicated Climate Action Specialist does the heavy lifting with your team, from first data to submitted target.
A validated target answers the request, lifts your CDP score and keeps you on the supplier shortlist.
The same data answers CDP, EcoVadis, customer surveys, SB 253 and CBAM, and shows which projects cut emissions and costs the most.
See how fast we can get you ready
What is SBTi, and is it mandatory?
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) checks whether companies' emissions reduction targets are in line with climate science, and approves them. It was set up by CDP, the UN Global Compact, the World Resources Institute and WWF. SBTi is voluntary and there are no fines. The pressure comes from customers: suppliers without a target can lose points in scorecards, RFPs and CDP.
Why are our customers asking for our SBTi target, and what do we send them first?
How fast can Carbonhound get us ready for SBTi?
How much does it cost to set an SBTi target?
Is there an easier route for smaller companies, and do we need Scope 3 data?
What is the difference between near-term and net-zero targets?
What is the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2?
What happens after our target is approved?
Can we reuse our SBTi data for CDP, EcoVadis or customer surveys?
Book a 15-minute SBTi review