WHERE WE ARE
Oficina Barcelona
C. Roger de Llúria, 113 4º
08037 Barcelona
93 004 75 17
info@empresaclima.org
COLLABORATE
Our goal is to be the best “green” partner for the Foundation’s member companies. For this, we help and advise them in each and every one of the areas that allow them to be better in the fight against Climate Change.
FEC will carry out all the necessary procedures to accredit one or two people, depending on the category, designated by the Member company to participate in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP) and the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COB).
Direct participation in the events organized by the FEC after each COP to explain the results of the climate negotiations.
Access to top-level networking with stakeholders, government and administrations, associations, media, etc.
FEC will act as an intermediary before the Public Administrations to defend the interests of its members.
Belonging to a broad group of companies with a common interest in the fight against climate change and exchanging best available practices, concerns, etc., through the different meetings that are organized.
Attend FEC Dinners in Barcelona and FEC Lunches in Madrid, with important business leaders.
Authorized use of the Foundation’s logo and banners in all communication materials of the member company.
Interview in the monthly FECnews with a senior company official and sent to the entire Foundation database.
Possibility of an interview in the monthly FECnews with a senior company official and sent to the entire Foundation database.
Inclusion of the Patron company logo on the back cover of the book “Report on CO2 emissions in the world” that the FEC produces every year.
Patron company logo and link in all monthly newsletters (FECnews) sent to our database (BBDD).
Your company logo and link will be included in some of the monthly newsletters (FECnews) sent to our database (BBDD).
Support on social networks Twitter and Linked for the sustainability actions and fight against climate change carried out by the member company.
Specific support on social networks Twitter and Linked for the sustainability actions and fight against climate change carried out by the member company.
Publication of an opinion article or news presented by the member company to be sent to our database, published on our website and on social media.
FEC will issue a press release announcing the incorporation into the Foundation.
FEC will issue a joint press release with other GOLD members announcing entry into the FEC.
Social media post announcing the addition of a new member to the Foundation.
Possibility of collaborating on National and International Cooperation Projects that may be of mutual interest.
Report regularly on all news, legislative regulations, grants, agenda and relevant information related to Climate Change.
Informative sessions with participation of experts about events, studies and agreements related to climate change (COPs, CIACC, FECTalks, Emissions Report).
Self-assessment and interpretation of results on the degree of compliance with the Sustainable Development Goals in the company (Agenda 2030).
Free attendance at the online Webinars organized by FEC.
Discounts on online webinars organized by FEC on current topics.
In-company training on topics related to climate change.
EUDR-23 Basic Service: Collection and provision of data (geolocation of the plot and presence of deforestation through analysis of satellite data) for the preparation of a report on raw materials and derived products affected by Regulation 2023/1115.
Assessment on sustainability issues.
Free invitation to all Conferences and Presentations organized by FEC.
Participation as experts in conferences organized by FEC or where FEC collaborates and it is possible.
Opportunity to be the guest speaker at the Dinners and Lunches organized by the FEC with the attendance of different business and administration leaders.
Free invitations or special discounts for attending leading industry events where FEC collaborates as a Supporter Organization (Rebuild and Advanced Factories, etc.)
Special discounts for attending leading industry events in which FEC collaborates as a Supporting Organization (Rebuild and Advanced Factories).
Invitation to the presentation of the annual book “World CO2 Emissions Report” for clients and managers of member companies.
Organizational Carbon Footprint Report based on GHG Protocol Scopes 1, 2, and 3 for the year prior to joining/renewing FEC membership. The organization must enter its activity data on the FEC platform (HELIOS). All centers must be located in Spain.
From the first renewal onwards, an Extended Report will be delivered, including: Executive Summary/Emissions of electricity purchased according to approach/Emissions potentially avoided/Economic Cost.
Number of centers included according to category. For each additional center: 700 euros + VAT.
Welcome Pack “Update” for new members:
Number of additional years beyond the year of joining, according to category.
The organization must provide all the data requested by FEC within the established deadlines to comply with all the Ministry’s requirements. All centers must be located in Spain. External verification, if required, is not included.
Carbon footprint registration, compensation and carbon dioxide absorption projects from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Development (MITERD), Scopes 1 and 2, for the year prior to joining/renewing the FEC. Includes:
The organization must provide all the data requested by the FEC within the established deadlines to comply with all the Ministry’s requirements. All centers must be located in Spain. External verification, if required, is not included.
Group Carbon Footprint Report for companies with more than one CIF number. Price for Group Report Scopes 1 and 2: 700,00 € + VAT / Scopes 1, 2 and 3: 1.000,00 € + VAT
External verification support. Price depends on scope and number of centers.
Carbon footprint calculation and registration with the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITER). Price subject to quote.
Information on offsetting emissions for companies not subject to the Emissions Trading Directive. Price subject to budget.
Sustainability report (not mandatory). A document that compiles, in a structured way, all the actions, initiatives and policies carried out by the company in matters of sustainability.
Sustainability Report (mandatory): A report based on the Corporate Sustainability Directive (CSRD), which introduces stricter standards for affected companies and is considered an integral part of the Management Report, subject to verification by an external auditor. Subject to budget.
Taxonomy Report
Analysis of Dual Materiality.
Voluntary sustainability study based on the EFRAG voluntary standard (VSME), consisting of two modules depending on the size of the company (Basic Module and Comprehensive Module). Subject to budget.
Advice for integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into the company’s strategy is available for the price indicated in each category plus VAT. This consulting service includes one activity, regardless of the number of centers. The report is presented in aggregate form. Any other services will be quoted separately.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Advice: As of January 1, 2026, authorized CBAM declarants are required to submit an annual CBAM declaration containing the calculation of implicit emissions made from default values or actual values verified by accredited verifiers through the CBAM Registry.
EUDR-23 Basic Service: Collection and provision of data (geolocation of the plot and presence of deforestation through analysis of satellite data) for the preparation of a report on raw materials and derived products affected by Regulation 2023/1115.
Comprehensive EUDR-23 Service. Basic service. Due Diligence Declaration. Processing and certification. Maintenance of the record and data for 5 years and integration into the value chain and user support.
Development of Business Travel Plans (BTPs): Companies with more than 500 employees at the same workplace, and companies with more than 200 employees in areas with air quality problems, are required to develop a Business Travel Plan, with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of work travel, promoting the use of sustainable transport and improving operational efficiency.
The Carbon Footprint (HC) is an environmental indicator that reflects the amount of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, expressed asCO2 equivalent, that is emitted directly or indirectly as a result of a given activity.
The HC of an organization (Corporate), collects the inventory of GHG emissions associated with the activity of a company or organization. The results allow us to identify the main sources of GHG emissions, which will help us design strategies to reach neutrality.
The fact of studying the Carbon Footprint reveals possibilities for economic improvement and efficiency, showing transparency in impact management, an aspect increasingly valued by customers and investors.
Whether they want to fully or partially offset their emissions, we offer them access to our offset portfolio.
The Registry, created by Royal Decree 163/2014, of March 14, includes the efforts of Spanish organizations in the calculation and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions generated by their activity. Registered organizations may use a seal of ownership of the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge. (MITECORD). This seal, on the one hand, makes it easier for organizations to demonstrate their participation in the register and, on the other hand, allows to reflect the degree of effort undertaken in the fight against climate change.
The registration of the carbon footprint of companies goes from voluntary to mandatory after the Twelfth Final Provision of Law 7/2021 on Climate Change and Energy Transition (through the modification of Royal Decree 163/2014, of March 14).
The legislation on Climate Change is many and dispersed since it covers different areas (International, European, State) and affected business sectors.
Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) .
Law 7/21 on Climate Change and Energy Transition.
Special conditions for our members.
The legislation on Climate Change is many and dispersed since it covers different areas (International, European, State) and affected business sectors.
Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) .
Law 7/21 on Climate Change and Energy Transition.
Special conditions for our members.
NDCs are one of the key tools to measure what each country is doing in terms of Climate Change. Almost all NDCs include a target to reduceCO2 emissions by a certain amount over a given amount of time, and most of them also highlight how Climate Change will affect their country and how they intend to adapt to such changes.
The Paris Agreement of 2015, in which 196 Parties made a pact committing to take drastic measures in the short, medium and long term to fight Climate Change.
The NDCs are a fundamental part because they are the document through which each country puts on the table the national efforts that it would carry out as of 2020 to:
We help you locate the applicable NDCs in each of your locations and your climate development plan with our NDC SERVICE.
Of the NDCs and possible LTS (Long Term Strategy) presented by different countries.
On the NDC and LTS of each country around the world, so that if a company has centers or headquarters in other countries we can inform you of the level of compliance required in those countries of interest.
From the document corresponding to the updated submission of corresponding NDC, which describes how the emission reduction strategy is addressed in the contracted country.
In September 2015, the UN approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, an action plan for people, planet, prosperity and universal peace. This agenda has 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and 169 specific goals to be achieved by 2030. A universal appeal is made to governments, businesses and civil society for the achievement of a sustainable world.
The 17 SDGs are fundamental frameworks for guiding companies towards more sustainable and resilient business models, as they represent a key ally for this development. In fact, more and more companies, from all sectors, are contributing to the achievement of these goals through initiatives.
SDG training helps workers understand the current context and framework of the 2030 Agenda, as well as understand how the company’s values and strategy are aligned towards a more sustainable future. The training fosters, among all members of the organization, the search for more sustainable solutions to contribute to the fulfillment of this Agenda.
– In-Company Training
– Online Training
– Webinars
The integration of the 17 SDGs and their 169 targets provides the company with a clear and relevant purpose. It allows the company to align its strategy with global challenges and demonstrates its commitment to building a more sustainable future. In addition, these companies are better positioned to access new markets, improve their corporate reputation, get ahead of the regulatory framework, among others.
Phases of the integration of the SDGs in the company:
– Initial diagnosis
– Value chain mapping
– Identification of the most relevant SDGs for the organization
– Identification of impacts
– Carbon Footprint Calculation (Scope 1 and 2)
– Definition of monitoring indicators
– Planning objectives and goals
– Accompaniment in the design of the SDG Communication Plan
– SDG Report
More and more companies are contributing to the achievement of the SDGs through targets or good practices.
If you are a company committed to the SDGs, we invite you to share the actions you have taken with the member companies of the Business and Climate Foundation.
Take the Test and get a free, no-obligation result in just a few minutes.
The result obtained on the company’s contribution to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals is indicative.
This questionnaire has been developed by the FEC, which has a complete team of qualified professionals with extensive experience in the field of Sustainability. We guarantee that our self-testing system is completely confidential.
Your company has the power to lead change through its strategy. Our 17 SDG self-assessment and integration service will provide you with the compass to understand your current position and thus navigate towards a stronger and more meaningful contribution, strengthening the path to a sustainable future.
We analyze all the information that may be of interest to our member companies and publish value-added reports for the sector.
11 books published on the analysis of CO 2 emissions in the World, Europe and Spain.
22 presentations made in 8 different cities.
2,500 attendees in total.
An important work carried out by the FEC is to organize or participate in all conferences, seminars and presentations for companies related to Climate Change.
Conferences, seminars and presentations.
10 countries: Spain, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Morocco, France, Argentina, Bolivia, Dominican Republic.
2,715 attendees in total.
Training and awareness is key in companies that want to lead the fight against Climate Change. We enjoy training professionals involved in achieving it.
More than 600 entrepreneurs from various sectors trained through various courses in: Energy efficiency, Life cycle analysis and carbon footprint, Calculation of CO 2 emissions.
More than 800 queries made by companies.
The new European Union Deforestation Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 (EUDR) comes into force on December 30, 2024 and imposes on companies the
responsibility to ensure that their products, before being introduced and marketed in the European Union, are not associated with deforestation and forest degradation in order to contribute to reducing deforestation worldwide.
In order to be marketed, these products must be deforestation-free, have been produced in accordance with the relevant legislation of the country of production and be accompanied by a Due Diligence Statement/simplifies.
At the FEC we help companies to verify that their products comply with the legislation of the country of origin, including regulations related to human rights, etc. In addition, we prepare the Due Diligence reports that must accompany the products we want to introduce, market or export to the EU to verify that they do not come from supply chains associated with deforestation and forest degradation.
Once again, the EU, through this Regulation, advocates to continue contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the loss of biodiversity on the planet.
This service provides the necessary informationto know if the área is affected by deforestation, among others.
– Verification of legal compliance in the country of production
– Geolocation data
– Satellite image analysis for the detection of deforestation in the indicated geolocations.
This service provides the necessary information for the
company to perform the Due Diligence Statement, among
others.
– Everything included in the basic service
– Completion of the Due Diligence Statement / Simplified
Due Diligence Statement:
o Report with information requirements
o Risk Assessment
o Risk reduction plan
– Maintenance of the annual DDD for a period of 5 years.
– Processing of product certification*.
– Integration in the value chain
– User support
*Product certification will be performed by an external
certifier. The price of the certification is not included in the service.
Oficina Barcelona
C. Roger de Llúria, 113 4º
08037 Barcelona
93 004 75 17
info@empresaclima.org