ESG Energy Report Generator
Turn your building's energy figures into a clean ESG summary you can share.
This building consumes about 1,200,000 kWh per year at an energy use intensity of 150 kWh/m², producing roughly 540 t CO₂e from operational (Scope 2) electricity. Emissions intensity is 67.5 kg CO₂e/m², with 0% of demand covered by renewable sources. Connecting these figures to a unified, vendor-neutral control layer sets the baseline and steers reductions toward your sustainability targets.
Planning estimate for operational (Scope 2) electricity only. A puniq audit produces an audit-ready ESG report aligned to your reporting framework.
About this tool
ESG reporting is no longer optional for serious GCC owners and developers. Lenders, tenants, and frameworks like LEED, Estidama, and Mostadam all want to see your building's energy and carbon position in plain numbers. This generator turns four figures you already have into the core metrics an ESG report needs, plus a short narrative you can paste straight into a disclosure.
Enter your annual electricity, floor area, renewable share, and grid emissions factor. We compute energy use intensity (EUI), operational CO₂e, and emissions intensity per square metre, then assemble a short ESG summary that reads the way a reporting paragraph should. The default grid factor reflects a typical GCC grid; adjust it if your utility publishes its own.
How to read the result
EUI tells you how hard your building works per square metre, the headline tonnes are your annual Scope 2 footprint, and emissions intensity lets you benchmark against peers regardless of size. Raising your renewable share lowers the grid-supplied portion and the resulting carbon directly. The figures here are a planning baseline. To make them audit-ready and trend them over time, puniq wires live metering into a vendor-neutral intelligence layer so the report writes itself from real data.
Frequently asked
What is energy use intensity (EUI)?
EUI is annual energy divided by floor area, in kWh per square metre per year. It normalizes consumption so you can compare buildings of different sizes and track your own improvement over time.
Which emissions scope does this cover?
Operational Scope 2: the carbon from purchased grid electricity. It does not include Scope 1 on-site fuel combustion or Scope 3 supply-chain emissions, which most building disclosures report separately.
What grid factor should I use?
We default to 0.45 kg CO₂e per kWh as a typical GCC grid average. If your utility or national authority publishes an official factor, use that for a more accurate and defensible figure.
How does renewable share change the result?
Renewable share reduces the grid-supplied portion of your electricity, so a higher percentage directly lowers both the tonnes of CO₂e and your emissions intensity. On-site solar or a verified green tariff both count.
Is this report ready to submit?
It is a clean planning summary, not an audited disclosure. A puniq audit ties the numbers to live meters and aligns them to your reporting framework so the figures hold up under scrutiny.
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