Saudi ArabiaIn Saudi Arabia the ask can come from a large project, an investor, Saudi Exchange ESG guidance, the Saudi Green Initiative, or a global buyer, and they all call for credible emissions data. Whether you are answering a request, preparing project or investor evidence, or building a first baseline, we help you turn it into an answer you can defend, without having to become a sustainability expert.
Saudi Exchange ESG guidance
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Project and buyer evidence
A large project, an enterprise buyer, an investor, or a platform like CDP or EcoVadis wants your emissions and evidence. Send us the wording and we prepare an answer you can stand behind.
See request support for A project, buyer, or investor asked youWhether you are readying project and investor evidence or want a repeatable way to report, we build the numbers, the records, and the method behind them, without overstating any legal or net-zero claim.
See reporting support for You're preparing evidence, or building a process of your ownStart with a defensible baseline. Our free Saudi Arabia calculator gives you a first figure in about ten minutes, or we build your full Scope 1, 2, and 3 footprint (the standard way emissions are grouped) with you.
Open the Saudi Arabia calculator for You want your own numbers firstSee GHG calculations for You want your own numbers firstSaudi Exchange ESG guidance, national climate ambition, large projects, and buyer requests can all ask companies to organize emissions, energy, governance, targets, and evidence. The practical move is to keep the response tied to the request and avoid overstating legal or net-zero claims.
Saudi Exchange ESG Guidelines are a listed-company resource that encourages ESG disclosure in Saudi capital markets.
Saudi Green Initiative materials describe the Kingdom's plan to achieve net zero by 2060 through the Circular Carbon Economy approach.
Large projects, enterprise buyers, investors, and supplier platforms can ask for emissions, energy, governance, targets, and evidence even outside a direct mandatory private-company GHG rule.
In Saudi Arabia, requests most often arrive through the Schneider Electric Zero Carbon Project, CDP and EcoVadis, and Accenture supplier standards. Keslio is independent and not affiliated with any of the companies named here.
Schneider Electric
We help suppliers prepare operational footprints, reduction plans, and decarbonization evidence where the request calls for them.
CDP and EcoVadis
We organize the emissions numbers, policies, governance records, and improvement actions these platforms ask for, request after request.
Accenture suppliers
We help with supplier sustainability standards, target evidence, emissions data, and procurement hub requests.
An energy project may need emissions, environmental, and lender evidence, while an investor request may need governance, climate, and portfolio data. Where you start depends on your sector.
Sector
Energy, utilities, construction, infrastructure, and project teams often need emissions, environmental, social, and lender evidence.
Sector
Project teams need boundaries, owners, source records, and claims support that match funder or buyer requirements.
Sector
Supplier teams need one response file that connects emissions, policies, evidence, and who refreshes it each year.
Sector
Portfolio and capital-market settings can require ESG policy, governance, climate, and emissions evidence.
Saudi Exchange guidance is listed-company focused, but private companies can still receive ESG and GHG requests from buyers, investors, projects, or platforms.
Yes. We read the request, collect the activity data and records it needs, calculate emissions where needed, and prepare project or buyer-facing evidence.
Yes. We help Saudi companies build a baseline, set a strategy, and prepare project and investor evidence in advance, so you are ready when the ask arrives.
If a project bid, investor question, or portal wording is already in front of you, send us the request. If you just want a first number, start with the Saudi Arabia calculator.
Share the request, the deadline, or the question. We'll suggest the right first step.