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Nextera Track

Digital sustainability — measure, reduce and offset your carbon footprint.

Nextera Track measures emissions from activity data, tracks them over time, models reduction pathways against a baseline, manages offsets transparently, and produces reporting for stakeholders and regulators from the same data.

  • Sustainability officers who own the carbon programme
  • ESG and reporting teams who have to disclose it
  • Operations leaders whose decisions actually move the number

Carbon accounting has the same failure mode as any other accounting: a number nobody can trace back to a source is a number nobody can defend. Track is organised around keeping the chain from activity data to disclosed figure intact.

  • Measurement. Emissions across scopes calculated from activity data using recognised emission factors — not estimated once and carried forward.
  • Tracking. Emissions over time by source, site and category, so you can see where they actually come from rather than only what the total is.
  • Reduction planning. Modelling pathways and setting targets against a measured baseline.
  • Offset management. Offsets and retirements managed transparently and linked to the emissions they address, which is the difference between an offset and a claim.
  • Reporting and disclosure. Stakeholder and regulatory reporting produced from the same data as the measurement.
  • Individual footprint. Personal carbon measurement alongside the organisational picture.

For the accounting rules underneath — organisational boundaries, the three scopes, activity data times emission factor, baseline recalculation, what an offset can and cannot claim — read Carbon accounting concepts.

Nextera positions Track for sustainability officers, ESG and reporting teams, and operations leaders, around three outcomes: measure every emission source, reduce with clear pathways, and offset transparently.

Your Nextera contact will confirm the address for your organisation. See Getting access.