Skip to main content

Kobla travel survey

Environmental accounting for employee commutes

Turn your employees travels into a competitive advantage!

Good documentation of emissions and measures is crucial to winning tenders. With accurate emissions figures, companies can gain a competitive advantage in tendering processes, where even small margins can be crucial.

Kobla Environmental Accounting uses a simple survey to map employees’ travel patterns. The answers are entered into a model that calculates actual emissions based on employees’ vehicles and travel distance. You get PDF reports, ready for use in tender processes, annual accounts and CSRD reporting.

See prices and book

Why choose Kobla?

Fast, easy and accurate

No consultants! Employees spend 3 minutes on a survey and our algorithms calculate each employee’s emissions based on travel route and type of transportation.

Ready for reporting

Get access to ready-made reports that can be integrated directly into your environmental accounts and sustainability strategy, in line with CSRD. We deliver both scope 3. item 7 employee emissions and scope 4 avoided emissions.

Plan and document emission reduction measures

In line with CSRD, it’s no longer enough to document your emissions, you must also make plans to reduce them further. We help you with this by preparing a research-based action list that your company can implement.

Competitive advantage

Climate and environmental considerations must be weighted by at least 30% in public procurement. Reports with credible emission figures and documentation of how your company works with climate measures can therefore be the difference between winning and losing in a tender process.

How does it work?

Kobla environmental accounting is a process that helps your company map, document and reduce emissions for your employees’ travel to/from work. All it takes is 3 minutes of your employees’ time.

See prices

1. Order environmental accounts

Order environmental accounts for your employees’ travel. Receive a survey link and forward to your employees.

2. Carry out the survey

Employees respond to the survey on a computer or mobile, the average response time is 3 minutes. The survey is available in both Norwegian and English. To calculate a credible climate account, we need a response rate of 60%.

3. Receive report

We prepare environmental accounts and an action plan to help your company reduce emissions. This includes an overview of travel habits, environmental accounts covering both emissions from employee travel (Scope 3) and avoided emissions (Scope 4), as well as documentation showing how the company works systematically to reduce emissions.

Take the first step towards concrete measures!

Order your employee mobility audit today and get full control of your Scope 3 emissions.

This is what you get:

Travel habit survey

Travel habit survey for employee travel to/from work

Environmental accounting

Environmental accounts for scope 3, section 7 employee travel to/from work and scope 4 avoided emissions

Customized financial statements and tender processes

Reports in PDF format that are suitable for attaching to annual reports or tender documents.

List of measures

List of measures describing which measures can be implemented to further reduce emissions

Small business

For companies with up to 10 employees.

Price from 273 €

Place an order

Medium business

For companies with up to 100 employees.

Price from 874 €

Place an order

Big business

For companies with up to 1000 employees.

Price from 1.732 €

Place an order

Do you have any questions?

Contact us

What is the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive?

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an important piece of EU legislation that requires companies to report in a much more detailed and standardized way on their sustainability initiatives. CSRD is part of the EU’s strategy to promote sustainable investment and make companies more accountable for their environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts. For companies, this means a significant increase in reporting and transparency requirements.

Read more