At the last World Economic Forum (WEF), climate change was highlighted in the top 5 risks likely to impact our environment, societies and economies. With the growing regulatory focus on climate change globally, LTM will ensure your organisation maintains its credibility and legitimacy. We can assist you in demonstrating regulatory compliance and change as a good corporate citizen – ensuring that your organization benefits all round from sustainable business value.

We follow a structured process to carry out greenhouse gas analysis for all our client’s operations, adhering to the legislation guidelines. A one-stop process to gather, analyse your organisations carbon emissions and report it on the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF) system. We will also provide guidance on the measurement and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions as we have an inhouse M&V (measurements and verifications) team. In fact, we were the first approved private independent M&V team in Eskom. We ensure our client’s greenhouse gas compliance reporting to the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF) mitigates any current and future reputational risks. Our analysis also includes information on incentives (such as tax incentives and carbon credits) to leverage off rather than just mere compliance reporting. As part of the service we’ll also analyse ways in which you can reduce your utility costs and improve efficiencies – helping you to maximise on those financial and environmental savings whilst improving your reputation as a responsible organization.

LTM’s Compliance team have a wealth of experience in greenhouse gas analysis and reporting. Through the development of our proprietary eSUMS software, LTM has reduced the amount of time, risk and impact of human intervention in capturing and calculating the carbon emissions and ensuring an accurate report for the regulator. LTM has also developed a good relationship with DEFF on behalf of other blue-chip clients and will be able to assist with a swift submission once all the data is obtained, thereby alleviating any potential reputational risk to the organisation. Registration on the South African Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting System (SAGERS) began in 2018 and companies are required by law to be complete their mandatory reporting on the system by 31 March every year.