Cleartraced Member of NZDPU Corporate Focus Group

We are thrilled to announce that Cleartraced has joined the Net-Zero Data Public Utility (NZDPU) Corporate Focus Group. This strategic partnership represents a significant milestone in our journey to advance global transparency in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data and broaden the accessibility of climate-critical information.

By aligning ourselves with NZDPU’s vision, we are reinforcing our commitment to provide high-quality, real-time ESG data that meets the stringent demands of financial institutions, assurance providers, and corporates striving to align with net-zero goals.

Active Engagement and Thought Leadership

Cleartraced’s new role within the Corporate Focus Group is more than just a partnership — it’s an opportunity for active engagement and thought leadership within a community that prioritizes data-driven solutions for climate action. As a trusted ESG Data-as-a-Service provider, Cleartraced brings deep expertise in GHG emissions data, making us a valuable contributor to NZDPU’s mission of driving net-zero transformations across sectors.

Through our proprietary AI-powered data processing systems and our advanced capabilities in extracting and contextualizing ESG data, we offer a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities related to climate data collection and disclosure.

Addressing Systemic Data Challenges

Our involvement with the NZDPU Corporate Focus Group allows us to address complex, systemic issues surrounding GHG data accuracy, accessibility, and reliability. Together with NZDPU members, we’ll explore groundbreaking approaches to overcome these obstacles, enabling better compliance, increased investor confidence, and more informed corporate strategies.

Through this alliance, Cleartraced will actively work to innovate and refine data processes, ensuring that our clients not only meet regulatory expectations like CSRD and SFDR but also excel in their sustainable ambitions.

Co-Creating Standards for Climate Data

This membership gives Cleartraced an opportunity to co-create and support frameworks and standards that will guide the future of climate data accessibility. We are eager to delve into various collaboration points within the NZDPU framework, from developing cutting-edge data solutions to strengthening accountability measures.

In the coming months, we will provide updates as we work closely with NZDPU and its member organizations to pioneer new approaches to climate data. This partnership underscores our commitment to making a lasting, positive impact on climate action.

About the Net-Zero Data Public Utility (NZDPU)

The Net-Zero Data Public Utility (NZDPU) is a global initiative created to build an open, centralized platform for corporate climate and emissions data. Launched under the umbrella of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) — the world’s largest coalition of financial institutions committed to net-zero — the NZDPU was designed to solve a fundamental problem: the lack of freely accessible, standardized, and comparable GHG emissions data across companies and jurisdictions.

The NZDPU operates as a public good, collecting self-reported climate data from corporations worldwide and making it available at no cost to financial institutions, regulators, researchers, and other stakeholders. The utility’s data schema covers Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, climate targets, and transition plans, structured to support the analytical needs of investors conducting portfolio alignment assessments and banks performing climate risk analysis.

NZDPU’s Corporate Focus Group brings together data providers, technology companies, and corporate reporters to improve the quality, coverage, and usability of the platform’s data. Members contribute expertise on data collection methodologies, verification approaches, and the practical challenges companies face when disclosing emissions. The group plays an advisory role in shaping the utility’s roadmap and ensuring that the platform evolves to meet the needs of both data producers and consumers in the net-zero transition.