Respond to your Google supplier GHG and clean-energy request with a clear evidence base.
Keslio helps suppliers understand Google sustainability requests, calculate emissions, organize energy and clean-energy evidence, and prepare a customer-ready response.
People-led, not software-led
Built for teams without sustainability staff
GHG and clean-energy data support
If the request is already in your inbox
You do not need to build a full sustainability department to respond.
You need to understand what Google is asking for, what data is required, and how to assemble a credible response without leaving gaps across emissions, energy, or clean-energy allocation.
The request connects emissions, energy, and customer-specific allocation.
Google supplier requirements can go beyond a simple carbon footprint. Suppliers may need to track energy consumption, Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, significant Scope 3 categories, reduction goals, clean-energy purchases, and customer-specific allocation.
The request can cut across multiple data owners.
Facilities, finance, travel, procurement, cloud, operations, and leadership may each hold part of the answer.
Clean energy adds another layer.
Energy invoices, renewable-energy certificates, supplier contracts, landlord data, and allocation assumptions may need to be reviewed before a supplier can make a clear statement.
The response needs to be specific to the customer relationship.
This is not generic ESG reporting. It is a Google supplier response that should be documented, internally consistent, and easy to refresh.
A strong response should protect the Google relationship while leaving a clear evidence base for future energy and emissions questions.
From first read to reusable evidence pack.
Keslio starts by reading the customer request, then scopes only the sustainability data, evidence, and response materials needed for the buyer and deadline.
Request review
Keslio reads the Google request, portal instruction, contract language, or deadline and tells you what the next step should be.
Fixed-fee project quote
You receive a bounded quote with timeline, data needs, deliverables, and the client inputs Keslio needs to start.
Calculation and evidence build
Scope 1, Scope 2, relevant Scope 3, energy, and clean-energy data are collected, calculated, documented, and organized.
Reduction-goal and refresh path
Keslio helps turn the first response into a foundation for annual reporting, goal tracking, and future customer requests.
Fixed-fee projects, quoted after the free review.
Most simple service-business requests fall into a bounded project range. The exact quote depends on the Google request, deadline, data quality, number of entities, energy data availability, clean-energy allocation needs, and whether public disclosure is involved.
Get a fixed-fee quoteAnnual refresh
$2k-$4k
For returning or well-organized suppliers updating prior-year emissions, energy, and clean-energy evidence.
First-time supplier response
$3k-$8k
For a simple service-business request with one main entity and manageable data sources.
GHG + clean-energy allocation
$5k-$15k
For suppliers that need emissions calculations plus clean-energy evidence, Google-specific allocation, reduction-goal support, or more detailed documentation.
Complex scope
Quoted
For multiple entities, public reporting, messy historical data, physical operations, or requests outside a bounded supplier-response project.
Built from real supplier reporting work.
Keslio has already supported enterprise customer supplier reporting work. Details are anonymized for confidentiality.
Relevant client
Microsoft supplier, service-business context
Keslio supported a Singapore-based outsourced marketing services provider supplying Microsoft.
Result
Accepted reporting work
The engagement covered annual GHG emissions calculations and consultant-letter reporting that was accepted.
Repeatability
Three annual cycles
The client returned across three consecutive disclosure cycles, which is the refresh behavior this offer is built around.
From scattered data to a reusable supplier response.
The first year creates the evidence base. The next year should be faster, cleaner, and less stressful.
Request received
You share the Google wording, portal instruction, clean-energy request, or deadline.
Requirements mapped
Keslio identifies the likely emissions, energy, clean-energy, allocation, and evidence needs.
Response materials prepared
Calculations, methodology notes, energy evidence, clean-energy support, and response materials are assembled.
Annual refresh
Next year starts from a working base instead of a blank spreadsheet.
Have the Google supplier request in front of you?
Paste the details below. Keslio will review the request, ask clarifying questions or schedule a short call if needed, and send a fixed-fee quote with timeline and data needs.
Best if you already received a request, template, portal instruction, clean-energy requirement, or deadline.
The free review does not include emissions calculations, clean-energy allocation work, public disclosure drafting, or final response materials.
Compare the service path with the source materials.
Use the service hub to compare buyer-specific response paths. The official links below help anchor what the customer has published, but Keslio scopes from the exact wording you received.
Service hub
Customer Sustainability Request Support for Suppliers
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Compare customer pathsOfficial materials
Official Google supplier materials
The public links below provide the baseline materials for this customer. Keslio still scopes the project from the request wording, portal instructions, and deadlines you received.
FAQ
Short answers for the first questions a Google supplier usually has before sharing the request.
What does Google's Supplier Code of Conduct say about GHG reporting?
Google asks suppliers to track, document, and publicly report energy consumption, Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, and significant Scope 3 categories. It also refers to clean-energy purchases and Google-specific allocation where applicable.
Can Keslio help with Google supplier GHG reporting?
Yes. Keslio can review the request, identify likely data needs, support Scope 1, Scope 2, and relevant Scope 3 calculations, and prepare supporting materials for a customer-ready response.
Can Keslio help with clean-energy purchase attestation?
Keslio can help review the request, identify the clean-energy evidence needed, and organize supporting documentation. The exact scope depends on the wording Google sent you and the type of energy procurement your business uses.
What data is usually needed?
Most service businesses need electricity, fuel, travel, purchased goods and services, employee commuting, cloud or software usage where relevant, and finance records. Clean-energy support may also require utility bills, energy contracts, renewable-energy certificates, landlord data, or allocation assumptions.
What if Google asks for public reporting?
Keslio will flag that during the free review. Public reporting usually needs more careful methodology, internal approval, and wording than a simple customer data response.
Is Keslio affiliated with Google?
No. Keslio is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Keslio helps suppliers respond to customer sustainability requirements.