Sustainability season
- Hannah Fried-Petersen

- 54 minutes ago
- 1 min read

What gets measured — A fundamental part of all sustainability programs is analysis and reporting on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. GHG reporting is used by organizations to understand and communicate where their emissions come from. These emissions are typically grouped into Scope 1 which includes emissions produced at a facility, Scope 2 which are emissions resulting from purchased energy, and Scope 3 which includes emissions related to customers and suppliers.
Why now — Most organizations now have a full year of utility bills for 2025 in hand, making this the perfect time for any type of facility to calculate Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions, from hospitals, to commercial buildings and manufacturing sites. These numbers are quickly becoming standard practice for communicating with customers and stakeholders, and they’re also a powerful way to spot opportunities to cut both emissions and operating costs.
How EES helps — EES has experience evaluating emissions, reporting on them and advising on practical ways to reduce them, which is good for the environment and your bottom line. Whether you’re getting organized for another year or doing this for the first time, now is the moment to establish your baseline and start building year-over-year insights. Please contact us at info@eesolutions.net or 215-704-1506.




