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ESGpedia

ESGpedia

by ESGpedia

Streamlined ESG Data, Carbon Accounting, and Reporting Across APAC

Updated by Onye Dike on November 5th, 2025
ESGpedia is an Asia-born ESG data and reporting platform that connects corporate reporters, SMEs, and financial institutions on a shared, verified data backbone. The Nexus workspace helps companies of any ESG maturity create audit-ready disclosures and carbon footprints using an in-built, standards-aligned calculator, while the underlying registry aggregates trusted data from regulators, certification bodies, and partners across the region. ESGpedia also powers public-sector and industry utilities, including MAS Project Greenprint’s ESG Registry and UN-ESCAP’s ESBN/SAFE initiatives, giving users a distribution channel for credible ESG profiles and a pathway to sustainability-linked finance.

Available ESG Monitoring Features

Audit Support
Compliance Reporting
Customizable Dashboards
Customizable Reporting Templates
Data Import/Export
ESG Metrics Tracking
Goal Setting & Tracking
Risk Assessment & Scoring
Scope 1 Emissions Tracking
Scope 2 Emissions Tracking
Scope 3 Emissions Tracking
Supplier ESG Assessment

Missing ESG Monitoring Features

Alerts/Notifications
Benchmarking & Peer Comparison
Multi-Site Support
Workflow Automation

Pricing

Starting Price
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Options
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Available Since

May 2022

Deployment Options

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Good Option For

  • Medium Business (51-250 people)
  • Large Business (250+ people)

Deep dive


Core Features

ESGpedia aggregates and normalizes multi-source ESG information, preserves provenance (via registry and blockchain origins), and packages workflows enabling non-specialists to produce compliant reports. Its key capabilities include:

  • Standards-Aligned Reporting — Generate ready-to-publish reports mapped to international and local rules to streamline compliance workloads.

  • GHG Emissions Calculator — In-platform calculator (aligned with global standards) to convert operational data into Scopes 1–3 estimates for corporates and suppliers.

  • Verified Data Registry — Aggregates certifications and ESG data from trusted sources with recorded provenance, originally built to power MAS Greenprint’s ESG Registry.

  • Supply-Chain Enablement — Tooling and industry factors to help SMEs/sub-contractors enter data and quantify embodied emissions for downstream reporting.

  • AI-Supported Data Harmonisation — Nexus/Intelligence modules to aggregate, standardize and surface ESG insights for businesses and financiers in APAC.

  • Ecosystem & Marketplace — Distribution via public initiatives (e.g., ESBN/SAFE) and availability on AWS Marketplace for scalable procurement and onboarding.

Closing Insights

Launched in May 2022 as a verified ESG data registry, ESGpedia was built to close information gaps that hinder sustainable finance through provenance-tracked, shareable data. It has since evolved into Nexus for corporate workflows and Intelligence for data consolidation and analytics, enabling organisations to meet fast-changing disclosure rules across Europe and Asia. Companies like Durapower Group and major construction firms in Singapore use ESGpedia for Scope 1–3 calculations, supplier engagement, and project-level reporting. Broader deployments include MAS Project Greenprint, UN-ESCAP ESBN/SAFE, and CO2X (Connect), all leveraging ESGpedia’s common data layer. Recent advances (AWS Marketplace listing, Databricks Validated Partner status, and collaboration with Singapore Polytechnic) extend its scale, engineering depth, and regional skills base. By uniting verified ESG data, calculators, and multi-framework templates in one connected ecosystem, ESGpedia gives organizations a practical path to transparent, finance-grade sustainability reporting across the APAC region and beyond.


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