SB 253 reporting is not only calculating CO₂e. It requires a defined boundary, clear data ownership, durable evidence and a review path. GreenKPO SB 253 compliance software helps teams build a traceable Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting workflow — then extend into Scope 3 when ready.
Fuel, combustion, fleet and process sources mapped to facilities, periods, factors and owners — with evidence attached at the record level.
Electricity and purchased energy activity records, market/location method notes where used, and a clear path from bill to calculated figure.
Last reviewed: 15 September 2026
CARB materials describe 10 August 2026 as the first-year Scope 1 and Scope 2 reporting deadline. Confirm current instructions in CARB SB 253 materials and the Initial Statement of Reasons before relying on any date. GreenKPO is the data, evidence and reporting workflow layer — not legal advice.
Every reported figure should be followable: figure → calculation → activity record → source file → owner → review history. That is the core of an SB 253 reporting tool buyers can defend under review.
Loads sources, flags gaps, advances records to review.
Checks methods, evidence and estimation labels before lock.
Where supported, external reviewers see the same evidence pack.
Produce a readiness summary and evidence pack from controlled records. If gaps remain, ingest and validate SB 253 source data first, or run an SB 253 readiness review. For Scope 3, prepare supplier data for Scope 3.
No. The checklist is a readiness / service assessment. This page owns the SB 253 software and reporting workflow after gaps are known.
No. GreenKPO structures data, evidence and reporting workflow. Legal applicability, assurance opinions and filing decisions stay with counsel and assurance providers.
Stabilize Scope 1/2 controls first, then use the supplier-data page for structured Scope 3 collection — not a mass-email questionnaire dump.
See the reporting workflow, or request a readiness review if gaps are still unclear.