Yes. EKOBON conducts Life Cycle Assessments (cradle-to-gate / cradle-to-grave) and prepares Environmental Product Declarations in accordance with relevant ISO standards and programme operator requirements.

EKO Trace is EKOBON’s SaaS-based GHG accounting and carbon management platform designed to automate emissions calculation, reporting, supplier engagement, and compliance tracking.

Yes. EKO Trace enables automated data uploads, AI-driven procurement-to-emission mapping, supplier surveys, dashboard analytics, and audit-ready report generation.

Yes. EKO Trace aligns with GHG Protocol methodologies and supports reporting aligned with CSRD, BRSR, CBAM, PCAF (for financial institutions), and other major ESG frameworks.

Yes. EKO Trace supports API integrations, Excel/CSV bulk uploads, and AI-enabled invoice data extraction.

For mid-sized companies, a full Scope 1–3 inventory typically takes 5–8 weeks depending on data availability and complexity.

Yes. EKO Trace uses secure cloud infrastructure, role-based access controls, and data encryption to ensure confidentiality and security.

Clients retain full ownership of their data. EKOBON and EKO Trace maintain strict confidentiality standards.

Yes. EKO Trace supports hierarchical structures (Group → Subsidiary → Facility) with consolidated reporting across geographies.

Yes. We develop science-aligned reduction pathways, scenario modelling, supplier engagement strategies, and carbon reduction roadmaps.

Yes. EKOBON offers white-label SaaS partnerships, revenue-sharing models, and regional advisory collaborations.

We work with manufacturing, metals & mining, chemicals, hospitality, real estate, financial institutions, exporters to EU markets, and supply-chain intensive businesses.

The way life functions on earth involve humans and animals emitting carbon dioxide and trees absorbing it. This maintains the balance. However, the exorbitant increase in population and damaging human activities has made emission levels go higher than what trees can absorb.Carbon offsetting is the practical and effective way to balance out your carbon footprint and compensate for the emissions you produce.It is accomplished by investing in climate projects which aim at carbon reduction(eg replacing fossil fuel with renewable sources to generate energy) or carbon removal(eg planting trees that sequester carbon from the atmosphere and store it). If you wish to live carbon- neutral, you must offset as much carbon as you emit or more than that.

Both the terms tend to be used interchangeably as both represent one tonne of greenhouse gas emissions. For every unit of carbon that you remove or reduce, you are issued a verified certificate called a carbon credit. These credits can be bought and sold in a carbon marketplace. Independent certification bodies certify carbon credits and they are referred to as tradeable instruments.Each carbon credit corresponds to a tonne of carbon dioxide avoided.

Carbon retirement refers to de-registering carbon credits and taking them out of circulation. Once de-registered, no one can buy that particular carbon credit to meet their goal of carbon neutrality.Thus, we are motivated to invest more in climate projects and greener technologies. As strange as it may sound, carbon retirement contributes further to the goal of curbing global warming.

Ekobon searches and partners with the best carbon offsetting projects globally. Projects selected are verified by leading carbon offset standards like Verra or Gold Standard and aimed at achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) set by United Nations.Ekobon buys carbon credits on your behalf and deregisters them so that they are burnt permanently and can’t be used again. Tree planting projects however are not usually certified because of their non-standardized nature and don’t generate carbon credits.Ekobon is committed to finding and verifying the best and most transparent projects. This ensures that your contributions reap the desired results.

Carbon offsets fall majorly into two categories. These are carbon avoidance and carbon removal. Carbon avoidance refers to reducing emissions from current and planned operations. Removal on the other hand focuses on eliminating carbon from the atmosphere.Carbon avoidance projects often target replacing carbon-intensive processes. These include renewable energy projects like wind farms, biogas digesters, hydroelectric dams, biomass energy, etc. Carbon removal projects include nature-focused solutions like afforestation, mangrove restoration, etc. Here the new trees remove carbon from the atmosphere. Apart from these nature-focused solutions, carbon removal projects also include technological solutions like enhanced mineralization and direct air capture.

You can begin with a discovery call to assess your sustainability goals. Based on your needs, we recommend advisory services, EKO Trace subscription, or a hybrid engagement model.