Environmental Obligations Diagnostic Test

The Environmental Obligations Diagnostic Test helps companies understand what type of carbon footprint legislation they must comply with according to their specific characteristics such as size, region, and industry.

You'll need basic information about your company, such as the primary business region, industry, number of employees, annual revenue, and whether it is publicly traded.

Not all companies are legally required to calculate their carbon footprint, although more and more regulations are requiring it. Our tool will help you determine if it is a requirement for your company.

Employees must be full-time equivalent, or FTE. We classify companies into three categories: more than 500 employees, between 250 and 500 employees, and fewer than 250 employees.

No, the tool does not calculate the carbon footprint, but you're in luck as we have a free carbon footprint calculator for that. The main function of the Environmental Obligations Diagnostic Test is to inform you about the legal requirements and recommendations applicable to your company in relation to the measurement and reporting of carbon emissions.

A listed company has its shares traded on a public stock exchange. In our tool, you will need to specify whether your company is listed on any stock exchange to determine applicable explicit legislation.

Yes, the validator takes into account your company's primary business region to provide relevant information about applicable legislation.

It covers a wide range of industries, including agriculture and mining, construction, manufacturing, financial services, technology, healthcare, education, tourism, commerce, media, and public services, among others.

The tool provides information on legal requirements, regulatory frameworks, and guidelines applicable to your company, which may include both legal obligations and relevant voluntary standards.

The results will give you an overview of the legal responsibilities and recommendations for your company regarding carbon footprint in order to plan your next steps in emissions management.