Carbon Arena — where carbon is measured, managed and reported.
Carbon Arena is London Arena PLC’s corporate carbon management platform. It brings corporate and product carbon footprints, water footprints, CBAM obligations and sustainability reporting together in one AI-assisted digital infrastructure, aligned with international standards.
Carbon is no longer a reporting line. It is a condition of trade.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) turns the embedded emissions of goods such as steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers exported to the EU into a cost that must be declared and priced. Sustainability reporting standards such as IFRS S2 and TSRS are making climate disclosure mandatory for a growing number of companies, and investors and lenders now expect data they can verify.
Carbon Arena brings these obligations into one data infrastructure: emissions are measured at source, calculated to international methodologies and reported in the form each stakeholder expects.
- solution areas
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- sector-specific methodologies
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- international standards and frameworks
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Six solution areas, one data infrastructure.
From the corporate inventory to the individual product, from water resources to export declarations — every layer of carbon management on the same platform.
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Corporate carbon footprint
ISO 14064-1 · GHG Protocol
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions calculated, analysed and reported across every source.
- 02
Product carbon footprint
ISO 14067 · Life-cycle assessment
Life-cycle assessment from raw material to finished product, and carbon intensity per product.
- 03
Water footprint
ISO 14046
End-to-end analysis and reporting of water consumption, recovery and reuse.
- 04
CBAM compliance
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Embedded emissions calculated for exports to the EU, and CBAM declarations prepared.
- 05
ESG & sustainability reporting
TSRS · IFRS S2 · GRI
Sustainability and climate reporting aligned with national and international standards.
- 06
Digital product passport
EU product regulation
Digital product passports created and managed from product-level carbon and resource data.
From data to decision: four modules, one platform.
- 01Data collection & validationIntegration with ERP, IoT and third-party systems; emissions data collected and validated at source.
- 02Targets & scenariosReduction targets set, scenarios modelled and performance tracked over time.
- 03Offsetting & carbon creditsEmissions offsetting, with carbon-credit portfolios managed and reported.
- 04AI-assisted analysisInsight and reduction recommendations drawn from emissions data, and an AI assistant that answers questions instantly.
Alongside the platform, Carbon Arena’s specialist team supports onboarding, methodology and reporting at every stage.
Aligned with international methodologies.
Calculations follow the standards and frameworks that auditors and regulators recognise.
ISO 14064-1
Organisational greenhouse gas inventories
ISO 14067
Carbon footprint of products
ISO 14046
Water footprint
GHG Protocol
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions accounting
CBAM
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
TSRS
Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards
IFRS S2
Climate-related disclosures
GRI
Global Reporting Initiative standards
Reporting is configured for UK, EU and Turkish regulation.
Fifteen sectors, each with its own methodology.
Every sector has its own emissions profile. Carbon Arena adapts calculation and reporting to the processes particular to each one.
Energy
Emissions across generation and distribution measured precisely, and renewable investments reported to international standards.
Sector-specific solutions
Scope 1 and 2 tracking
Direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from plant operations and grid losses, monitored.
Renewable energy certificates
I-REC and YEK-G certificates integrated into carbon footprint calculations.
Grid emission factors
Scope 2 calculations kept current against regional and national grid emission factors.
Fuel life cycle
Scope 3 emissions from the extraction, transport and processing of fossil fuels, analysed.
The value
- Data management aligned with energy-market regulation and carbon-pricing systems.
- Transparent, auditable ESG reporting for investors and stakeholders.
- The effectiveness of offset projects, measured.
Construction & real estate
The embodied and operational carbon of projects measured, from site operations to material choice, and aligned with green-building standards.
Sector-specific solutions
Embodied carbon
Embodied emissions from the production and transport of materials such as cement, steel and glass.
Site operations
Emissions from plant fuel use, electricity and waste management on site, tracked.
Operational carbon forecasting
Emissions from heating, cooling and energy use over a building’s life, modelled in advance.
Green-building certification
The carbon data required for LEED, BREEAM and EDGE certification, prepared.
The value
- The transparent data that investors and green-finance providers ask for.
- Reduction planned at design stage through lower-carbon material choices.
- Readiness for the next generation of green-building regulation.
Mining
The environmental impact of heavy equipment and plant across exploration, extraction, crushing and processing, monitored to international standards.
Sector-specific solutions
Heavy equipment & fleet
Emissions from the fuel use of haul trucks, excavators and drills in open-pit and underground operations.
Crushing, screening & processing
Scope 2 emissions from electricity-intensive crushing, screening and beneficiation lines.
Fugitive emissions
Fugitive greenhouse gases such as methane released from coal seams, calculated.
Logistics & shipment
Scope 3 emissions from moving ore by rail and sea to plants and ports.
The value
- Faster alignment with environmental impact assessment and global ESG expectations.
- Lower operating costs through fuel efficiency across heavy fleets.
- A stronger position for lower-carbon products in global commodity markets.
Iron
Carbon intensity brought under control across ore processing, sintering and pig-iron production, in line with global trade standards.
Sector-specific solutions
Sintering & pelletising
Emissions from high-temperature operations in raw-material preparation, sintering and coking.
Direct reduced iron (DRI)
The reduction performance of DRI and hydrogen-based production technologies, measured.
CBAM integration
Embedded emissions for iron and semi-finished exports, calculated to CBAM methodology.
Slag & by-products
The indirect carbon benefit of supplying blast-furnace slag as a raw material to sectors such as cement.
The value
- Data management aligned with emissions trading systems and heavy-industry regulation.
- Verifiable emissions data for customers’ Scope 3 calculations.
- Data-led analysis before investing in technology shifts, from coal to hydrogen.
Steel
The emission intensity of iron and steelmaking measured, from electric arc furnaces to blast furnaces, and a decarbonisation roadmap drawn.
Sector-specific solutions
Blast & arc furnace analysis
Scope 1 emissions from coking coal, electrode consumption and metallurgical processes.
Embodied carbon per tonne
Carbon intensity per tonne of crude steel and finished product, to international standards.
CBAM declarations
The embedded-emissions declarations required for steel exports to the EU, prepared.
Supply chain & raw materials
Scope 3 emissions from sourcing iron ore, scrap and alloying elements, tracked.
The value
- Preparedness for carbon pricing and CBAM obligations.
- A strong position in green-steel markets through product footprints (ISO 14067).
- The reduction performance of decarbonisation investments, tracked.
Aluminium
Energy use and process emissions in aluminium production monitored, on a data infrastructure built for carbon border rules.
Sector-specific solutions
Process & smelting emissions
Direct emissions from anode consumption, fuel combustion and smelting in primary and secondary production.
CBAM-focused reporting
Embedded-emissions calculations and report outputs that follow EU CBAM methodology.
Recycling & scrap
The effect of scrap content and recycling on the carbon footprint, measured.
Electricity (Scope 2)
The emissions impact of electricity-intensive electrolysis monitored, and renewable supply integrated.
The value
- Rapid adaptation to CBAM obligations and uninterrupted trade in export markets.
- Efficiency-led emissions tracking in energy-intensive electrolysis and smelting.
- A verifiable data foundation for green-aluminium certification.
Cement
High-emission processes such as clinker production and calcination monitored, and alternative fuel and raw-material strategies managed on data.
Sector-specific solutions
Calcination & process emissions
Process CO₂ released as limestone is converted to clinker, analysed.
Alternative fuels & biomass
The reduction achieved by refuse-derived fuel and biomass against fossil fuels, measured.
CBAM cement reporting
Embedded emissions for cement and clinker, calculated to EU CBAM rules.
Additives & cement types
The carbon intensity of CEM I, CEM II and other types compared by fly-ash and slag content.
The value
- CBAM-related financial risk in cement exports, anticipated.
- The carbon-budget effect of alternative raw materials and fuels, modelled.
- Transparent data on calcination, the sector’s most critical emission source.
Chemicals
Emissions from chemical reactions, process outputs and complex supply chains managed on one platform.
Sector-specific solutions
Reaction emissions
Direct greenhouse gas releases from synthesis, cracking and other chemical reactions, measured.
Hazardous waste & by-products
The carbon equivalents of waste disposal and recovery, and of by-products across their life cycle.
Formulation-level footprints
The effect of product formulations and raw-material composition on the product footprint, analysed.
Inbound & outbound logistics
Scope 3 carbon management for specialised raw-material supply and product distribution.
The value
- Complex process emissions calculated in line with IPCC guidelines and the GHG Protocol.
- Consistency and transparency in ESG and sustainability reporting.
- Customers’ demand for lower-carbon products met with verified formulation data.
Manufacturing
The whole production life cycle tracked, from factory lines to the supply chain, with the footprint reduced through operational efficiency.
Sector-specific solutions
Plant- and line-level monitoring
Energy and emissions data broken down by plant and production line.
Product life cycle (LCA)
The footprint of each product analysed from raw material to end of life.
Supplier carbon management
Scope 3 data collected from suppliers, and supply-chain sustainability scored.
Waste & by-products
The carbon impact of production scrap and industrial waste, measured on circular-economy principles.
The value
- Competitive advantage in global markets by meeting green supply-chain requirements.
- Cost savings by identifying energy-intensive processes.
- Readiness for international rules such as CBAM.
Transport & logistics
The carbon output of fleet operations and logistics networks optimised, and routes made more efficient and sustainable.
Sector-specific solutions
Fleet fuel consumption
Detailed Scope 1 calculation across vehicle and fuel types — diesel, electric and hydrogen.
Route analysis
Scope 3 emissions analysed by distance travelled and load (tonne-km).
Intermodal transport
Road, sea, air and rail footprints compared on one basis.
Green logistics reporting
Data outputs aligned with the GLEC Framework and ISO 14083.
The value
- Reliable emissions data for customers’ Scope 3 reporting.
- Lower operating costs through fuel and route efficiency.
- Data-led planning for the transition to zero-emission vehicles.
Agriculture
The environmental impact of farming, land use and food supply chains measured, reported and reduced to international standards.
Sector-specific solutions
Agricultural emissions
Periodic analysis of emissions from fertiliser use, livestock and tillage.
Land use (LULUCF)
Land-use change accounted for as a carbon sink or source under the GHG Protocol.
Supply chain (Scope 3)
Emissions tracked across logistics, storage and processing, from farm to table.
Water & waste
The carbon-equivalent impact of agricultural water use and organic waste, measured.
The value
- Alignment with international regulation and export standards.
- Lower operating costs through data-led reduction plans.
- Transparent data for investors in sustainability reporting.
Food
Sustainability measured across every process, from food processing plants to cold-chain logistics, with readiness for carbon labelling.
Sector-specific solutions
Processing emissions
Energy use and refrigerant leakage on cooking, freezing, drying and packing lines, monitored.
Cold chain & distribution
Scope 1 and 3 analysis of refrigerated vehicles and cold stores.
Food loss & organic waste
The methane and CO₂-equivalent impact of production loss and food waste, by disposal route.
Product carbon labelling
The per-pack product footprint that retailers and consumers ask for, calculated.
The value
- Alignment with retailers’ green supply-chain criteria.
- Savings from identifying energy losses in cold chains and processing lines.
- The results of food-waste reduction projects measured in clear data.
Textiles & apparel
Product footprints measured across the whole textile value chain, from fibre to garment and dye house to global shipment, with readiness for the digital product passport.
Sector-specific solutions
Dye house & chemical processes
Emissions from steam, hot water and electricity in finishing, dyeing and washing, managed.
Raw-material footprint
Raw-material choices compared on carbon — conventional and organic cotton, polyester and recycled yarn.
Supply-chain transparency
Emissions data from contract manufacturers and yarn and fabric suppliers tracked and scored.
Digital product passport readiness
Product-level footprint infrastructure (ISO 14067) aligned with the EU textiles strategy.
The value
- Alignment with the reduction criteria global brands set for their suppliers.
- Readiness for digital product passport requirements in export markets.
- The carbon advantage of certified production, such as GOTS and GRS, demonstrated.
Technology & data centres
The footprint of data centres, cloud infrastructure and hardware life cycles measured, in support of net-zero technology targets.
Sector-specific solutions
Data-centre energy & PUE
Emissions from server and cooling electricity tracked alongside power usage effectiveness (PUE).
Cloud emissions
Scope 3 emissions from compute and storage at cloud providers such as AWS, Azure and GCP.
E-waste & hardware life cycle
The carbon impact of disposing of and recycling end-of-life hardware, measured.
Digital carbon reporting
The effect of software development, data transfer and digital operations on the corporate carbon budget, reported.
The value
- Net-zero commitments supported with verifiable data.
- The carbon value of data-centre efficiency improvements, tracked.
- The footprint of digital services shared transparently with customers.
Tourism & hospitality
The environmental footprint of hotels, travel and hospitality measured to the standards international certification requires.
Sector-specific solutions
Facility energy management
Emissions from electricity, heating and cooling in hotels and accommodation, tracked.
Guest travel
Scope 3 emissions from guest journeys and transfer services, calculated.
Waste & water footprint
The carbon equivalents of food waste, recycling and water use, reported.
Green certification
The data infrastructure and reporting required for sustainable-tourism certification such as GSTC.
The value
- Competitive advantage and brand value with environmentally conscious guests.
- Lower facility costs through better energy and waste management.
- Rapid alignment with international sustainable-tourism regulation.
From first assessment to reduction plan.
- 01
Assess
Reporting boundaries, emission sources and the existing data infrastructure, defined together.
- 02
Set up
The platform is configured and integrated with ERP, IoT and third-party systems.
- 03
Calculate
Emissions are calculated to international methodologies and validated.
- 04
Report
CBAM declarations and ESG and sustainability reports prepared to the relevant standards.
- 05
Reduce
Targets set, scenarios modelled and reduction performance tracked.
Secure and integrated, at enterprise scale.
Carbon Arena runs on cloud-based, scalable infrastructure designed around enterprise data-security requirements.
- Cloud-based, scalable infrastructure
- Integration with ERP, IoT and third-party systems
- Data processing within the GDPR and KVKK frameworks
- Reporting configured for UK, EU and Turkish regulation
- Specialist support from onboarding to reporting
See Carbon Arena with your own data.
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