Carbon Reporting
Trusted and Transparent Carbon Reporting
Carbon reporting is no longer tomorrow’s problem. Organisations need the tools to monitor and report on their organisational carbon footprint
Operational Carbon Insights
The TYMLEZ Platform was built from the ground up to handle data capture at scale.
With data being collected directly from IoT devices existing sensors and systems, TYMLEZ’s Carbon Reporting solution provides companies with real-time carbon reporting which can be used for reporting purposes and operational decision making.
Regulation Agnostic
Core to the TYMLEZ Platform is the customisable policy engine which allows for all TYMLEZ Carbon Reporting solutions to monitor and report on operational carbon emissions according to any current or future climate standard.
TYMLEZ can directly integrate with, or produce reports in the format required by, issuing bodies for any carbon credit or renewable energy certification body.
Integrate with Existing Technologies
The TYMLEZ Platform leverages is designed to integrate with any existing metering or sensor technology to allow for streamlined onboarding of organisational assets.
Assets including vehicles, energy meters, and renewable generation assets such as solar can report directly to the TYMLEZ Platform to provide a holistic picture of an organisation’s carbon footprint.
Carbon Reporting Projects
UON
TYMLEZ and UON are delivering verified carbon emissions reporting to the mining industry. UON are a leader in dewatering services for Australia's mining industry and are continuing to innovate through the adoption of the TYMLEZ Platform
Queensland Government
TYMLEZ has partnered with the Queensland Government to deploy a smart energy monitoring solution to capture an energy footprint across multiple sites in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, with all data validated by the TYMLEZ Platform.
TROEF
Led by Royal BAM, TYMLEZ is a senior member of the TROEF consortium. Backed by the Dutch Government, the consortium's primary goal is to develop smart cities as part of the Netherland's drive to a net zero CO2 future.