Carbon Portal

Carbon Portal produces compliant outputs for EPA Subpart W, GTI Veritas, OGMP 2.0, PHMSA, and internal tracking – from a single inventory, with no duplicate data entry across frameworks. As voluntary programs grow and regulatory requirements evolve, managing all frameworks in one place means your reporting posture doesn't depend on rebuilding processes every time requirements change.

Bottom line: EPA Subpart W, GTI Veritas, OGMP 2.0, PHMSA — one inventory, one platform, no duplication.

Measurement data from SENSE flows directly into Carbon Portal. Estimated and measured emissions are brought in automatically so your reported inventory reflects what was actually measured in the field.

Bottom line: Measured field data becomes your reported inventory. Automatically.

Programs like GTI Veritas typically require recurring consultant engagement to build and maintain emissions inventories – effort that scales with program complexity. Carbon Portal replaces that recurring cost with a platform that maintains the inventory continuously after initial setup. For most program sizes, the platform cost is offset by reduced consultant spend within the first year.

Bottom line: One-time setup. Continuous inventory. The recurring consultant build-out goes away.

Carbon Portal is built to accommodate regulatory change – emissions factors are adjustable, reporting frameworks are configurable, and the platform is updated as requirements evolve. The current rollback of some federal requirements doesn't eliminate the underlying inventory need: voluntary programs still require it, state mandates are active and expanding, and federal requirements can tighten again. The inventory you build now is the one you'll need when they do.

Bottom line: Built to adapt. The inventory you build today doesn't go to waste.

Colorado requires investor-owned gas utilities to submit GHG reduction plans with binding targets – and similar requirements are advancing in California, New York, and other states. Carbon Portal supports the measurement-informed reporting and documented inventory programs that state frameworks increasingly require, regardless of which jurisdiction applies to your service territory. Building the inventory now positions your program ahead of the next requirement.

Bottom line: State requirements are active and expanding. Carbon Portal is built for the direction they're heading.