May 28, 2025

Sustainability & ESG with AmperaPark Solar Carports

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Background: What is ESG Reporting and Who Is Required to Report?

ESG reporting refers to the disclosure of information in the areas of Environmental, Social, and Governance. An increasing number of companies are required to transparently disclose how sustainably and responsibly they conduct their business.

Since 2023, the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has been in effect in the EU. It significantly expands the scope of companies obligated to provide ESG reporting. To be specific, large companies with more than 500 employees or meeting certain revenue and balance sheet thresholds. The goal is to provide investors, customers, and stakeholders with reliable information to make sustainable decisions and drive climate protection forward.

Action is crucial now, as the first reports will be due for the reporting year 2024 (covering financial years starting on or after January 1, 2024) and the requirements for transparency and data quality are increasing.

Explanation of Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions

For a comprehensive carbon footprint, emissions are divided into three categories:

Scope 3 often accounts for the largest share of a company’s carbon footprint, but also poses the greatest challenge when it comes to monitoring.

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How AmperaPark supports companies in reducing emissions


Scope 1 – Reduce direct emissions

AmperaPark helps companies reduce their direct emissions through sustainable mobility infrastructure.
Our solar carports, combined with intelligent charging control, enable company vehicles and employee EVs to be charged directly with locally generated solar power.
This significantly reduces the use of fossil fuels in corporate fleets.


Scope 2 – Reduce indirect emissions from electricity consumption

With AmperaPark, companies generate electricity directly at the parking lot. By using self-generated power, the need for grid electricity decreases, thereby reducing indirect emissions from electricity consumption.

With our live monitoring, customers can track current electricity usage and production at any time, enabling efficient management and further savings.

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Scope 3 – Indirect Emissions Along the Value Chain

Employee mobility is especially relevant for Scope 3 emissions. AmperaPark helps employees commute using solar power generated from the company’s solar carport. Our charging infrastructure and software enable prioritized charging behavior so that the majority of the electricity comes from the PV system.

Additionally, we support ESG reporting by providing transparent data on emission reductions. This is ideal for sustainability reports and communication with stakeholders.

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Why Act Now? AmperaPark as a Strong Partner for ESG Reporting

Companies that invest early in sustainable charging infrastructure and intelligent control not only meet legal requirements but also create competitive advantages through positive stakeholder communication and cost savings.

With AmperaPark, you benefit from:

Request a free, personalized consultation now and find out how your company can achieve its ESG goals with AmperaPark!

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