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What is Carbon Management?

As businesses and organizations become more conscious of environmental risks, carbon management gains a more crucial role in performance management, as well as corporate social responsibility (CSR). By tracking their carbon footprint, or the overall impact they have on the global climate in terms of the total amount of greenhouse gases produced, businesses and organizations are making noticeable improvements.

Carbon management allows companies to recognize areas for reduction in emissions and potential energy efficiency projects. Many organizations do not have a focused approach to carbon management. By simply viewing carbon emissions data in a unified carbon management dashboard on, companies are more likely to make strides towards lowering that impact and potential business risks. The greatest opportunities for carbon management improvements come from money-saving energy efficiency measures, making the investment in carbon management a valuable business practice.

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EnerNOC unlocks the full value of energy management for our C&I and utility and grid operator customers, delivering comprehensive demand response, or demand-side management, (including capacity markets, price-response markets, and ancillary services), data-driven energy efficiency (including metering, fault detection, energy data analytics, monitoring-based commissioning/persistent commissioning, commissioning, audits, assessments, and energy services), energy price and risk management (including procurement services and utility bill management), and enterprise carbon management (including GHG reporting). Our world-class energy management applications are continuously supported by our Network Operations Center (NOC) at thousands of sites throughout the world, providing cost-effective alternatives to investments in traditional power generation, power transmission and distribution.