ESG Reporting and Sustainability Consulting
ESG reporting means disclosing your environmental, social and governance performance with data that investors and auditors can check. We help you build it, from the materiality assessment to a report aligned with ISSB, Turkey's TSRS or ESRS.
Overview
Why ESG reporting should run as one system
Investors, lenders, regulators and EU customers all ask about the same performance, each in their own format. A company that builds a separate spreadsheet for each ends up with three versions of the same emissions number.
We keep E, S and G in a single data model. Each figure records its source, its calculation method and who approved it, so the same number flows unchanged into your sustainability report, a customer questionnaire and a rating agency submission.
The logic is simple: material topics set the KPIs, and the KPIs set what data gets collected. The report is what that process produces over the year.
Regulation points the same way. In Turkey, the Public Oversight Authority (KGK) has made TSRS 1 and TSRS 2, which are based on the ISSB's IFRS S1 and S2, mandatory for companies above set thresholds. In the EU, the 2026 Omnibus narrowed CSRD scope, but large EU buyers still ask their suppliers for sustainability data.
- Double materiality
- ISSB · TSRS · ESRS · GRI · SASB
- Assurance-ready data
Core dimensions
Five parts of a working ESG program
An ESG report holds up under outside review only when these five parts work together.
Measuring environmental impact
We calculate emissions, energy, water and waste using recognized methods such as the GHG Protocol, and document every assumption so an independent reviewer can reach the same result.
Tracking social performance
We measure workforce, health and safety, equal opportunity and supply chain conditions with the same definitions each year, so year-over-year comparisons stay meaningful.
Strengthening governance
Published targets need board oversight, ethics policies and incentives tied to them. We help you put that structure in place.
Reporting verifiable data
We map disclosures to IFRS S1/S2, TSRS, ESRS, GRI and SASB requirements and prepare the evidence an assurance provider will ask for.
Connecting internal systems
We link ESG metrics to the ERP, energy and HR systems where the data already originates, so reporting stops being a spreadsheet-collection exercise.
Framework
How the GreenGoldTech ESG framework works
Five modules turn material topics into measured performance and a verifiable report. You can use all of them or only the ones you need.
Materiality assessment and strategy
Double materiality asks two questions together: how does your company affect people and the environment, and how do sustainability issues affect your company financially? The program is built on the answers.
- Double materiality assessment
- Stakeholder engagement and mapping
- KPI set design
- Alignment with science-based targets (SBTi)
Environmental performance and measurement
We bring emissions, resource use and climate risk into one inventory.
- Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG inventory
- Energy and water intensity
- Waste and circular economy
- Climate risk and scenario analysis (IFRS S2 / TSRS 2)
Social impact and human capital
We make the way you treat employees, suppliers and local communities measurable.
- Workforce and equal opportunity analytics
- Health, safety and wellbeing KPIs
- Supply chain due diligence
- Human rights and community impact
Governance and ethics
We set up the oversight, policies and incentives that keep sustainability targets from staying on paper.
- Board-level ESG oversight
- Anti-bribery, anti-corruption and ethics policies
- Linking executive incentives to ESG targets
- Risk management and internal controls
ESG reporting and disclosure
We turn verified data into a report that investors, regulators and assurance providers will accept.
- IFRS S1/S2, TSRS, ESRS, GRI and SASB aligned reporting
- Sustainability report preparation
- Readiness for independent assurance
- Investor, lender and rating agency questionnaires
One dataset, every report
The same evidence trail from material topics to independent assurance.
Who it is for
Who needs ESG reporting
Companies whose ESG data is reviewed by investors, regulators or customers.
In Turkey, TSRS reporting is mandatory for banks regardless of size, and for listed companies and other entities regulated by the CMB, BRSA or insurance rules that exceed two of three thresholds (TRY 1 billion in total assets, TRY 2 billion in net sales, 500 employees) for two consecutive periods. Exporters outside that scope can use the same setup to answer data requests from EU customers and lenders.
- Borsa Istanbul listed companies
- Banks and financial institutions
- PE/VC-backed companies
- Manufacturers exporting to the EU
- Heavy industry
- FMCG, retail and real estate
Why GreenGoldTech
A system that runs all year, not a report once a year
We build the difference between a document that gets filed after publication and a data setup the business uses every month.
Materiality first
Double materiality decides where effort goes, so you focus on the topics that actually affect risk and value.
One data model
E, S and G share a single data model. The emissions figure in your sustainability report matches the one in the customer questionnaire.
Assurance-ready from the start
Each figure carries its source, method and calculation steps. Independent assurance becomes a review of the data rather than a rebuild of it.
Built into operations
Metrics are connected to the systems that produce the data, so there is no year-end scramble to collect files from every department.
Same data for every stakeholder
Investors, lenders, rating agencies and EU customers all get their answers from the same verified dataset.
Get started
Let's plan your ESG reporting together
In a first call we will look at where you stand on TSRS, CSRD or customer requests, your material topics and your data gaps, then put together a roadmap to close them.