Why this matters now
Your customers no longer accept self-declared estimates. The data they want is measurable, traceable, and audit-ready — or contracts move elsewhere.
Buyer pressure
MNCs increasingly require Scope 1, 2, and energy-intensity data as part of procurement decisions.
Market access
International supply-chain audits and procurement gates are tightening — verifiable disclosure protects your access.
Capital and incentives
Green financing, sustainability-linked loans, and government grants reward operations with verifiable disclosure.
What is SEDG?
The Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG) was developed by Capital Markets Malaysia, an affiliate of the Securities Commission Malaysia. It is the national reference for SMEs in supply chains — 38 disclosures across Environmental, Social, and Governance, structured in a Basic → Intermediate → Advanced maturity pathway. Voluntary by design, increasingly contractual in practice.
Source: Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG) Version 2, Capital Markets Malaysia, July 2025.
Our three-layer offering
From data capture to audit-ready report, with verified hardware monitoring as the differentiator.
Guided data capture
All 38 SEDG disclosures, tiered by maturity, collected through a structured workflow — no spreadsheets.
Emission-factor calculation
Scope 1, 2, and intensity calculated against accepted emission factor databases.
Audit-ready report
Structured output ready for buyer review, supply-chain audits, and assurance engagements.
THE DIFFERENTIATOR
Verified hardware monitoring — energy and water
Where standard offerings stop at self-declared estimates, CHSB installs metering hardware that turns SEDG-E1, E2, and E3 data into measured, traceable evidence.
What we verify vs. what stays self-declared
Honest scope. Hardware-measured data carries the verification claim — the other disclosures follow standard self-declaration with our guided workflow.
- SEDG-E1.1 Scope 1 emissions (direct)
- SEDG-E1.2 Scope 2 emissions (indirect, from electricity)
- SEDG-E1.7 Scope 1+2 intensity
- SEDG-E2.1 Energy consumption by source
- SEDG-E2.2 Energy reduction from initiatives
- SEDG-E3.1 Water withdrawn by type
- SEDG-E3.2 Reduction in water withdrawn
- Waste and materials (E4, E5)
- Human rights and labour (S1)
- Employee management (S2)
- Diversity, equity, and inclusion (S3)
- Occupational health and safety (S4)
- Community engagement (S5)
- Governance structure and policies (G1, G2)
- Risk and anti-corruption (G3, G4)
- Customer privacy (G5)
Four-tier maturity pathway
Start where you are. Move up when your buyers or auditors demand it.
Software
Guided capture across all 38, emission-factor calc, audit-ready report.
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Software + hardware monitoring for energy and water. SEDG-E1, E2, E3 measured.
Request a quoteThe 38 SEDG disclosures, at a glance
Codes and descriptions in our own words. The official wording sits in the source PDF, page-cited for full traceability.
Environmental 17 disclosures expand
Topic E1 · Emissions source p.19
- SEDG-E1.1 Basic Total direct greenhouse gas emissions in tonnes CO₂-equivalent, from fuel combustion, owned vehicles, and on-site processes.
- SEDG-E1.2 Basic Total indirect emissions from purchased electricity, in tonnes CO₂-equivalent.
- SEDG-E1.3 Intermediate Year-on-year reduction in Scope 1 emissions resulting from specific reduction initiatives.
- SEDG-E1.4 Intermediate Year-on-year reduction in Scope 2 emissions resulting from specific reduction initiatives.
- SEDG-E1.5 Advanced Total other indirect emissions across the value chain — supplier emissions, employee travel, distribution, end-of-life.
- SEDG-E1.6 Advanced Year-on-year reduction in Scope 3 emissions from specific initiatives.
- SEDG-E1.7 Advanced New in V2 Combined Scope 1 and 2 emissions per unit of output (revenue, production, or other organisation-specific denominator).
Topic E2 · Energy source p.25
- SEDG-E2.1 Basic Total energy consumption split by source — grid electricity, fuel, renewables.
- SEDG-E2.2 Intermediate Year-on-year reduction in energy consumption from efficiency or conservation initiatives.
Topic E3 · Water source p.29
- SEDG-E3.1 Basic New in V2 Total water withdrawn, broken down by source — municipal supply, groundwater, surface water, harvested rainwater.
- SEDG-E3.2 Intermediate Year-on-year reduction in total water withdrawn, by source.
Topic E4 · Waste source p.33
- SEDG-E4.1 Basic Total waste produced, with breakdown of how much was diverted from disposal versus sent to disposal.
- SEDG-E4.2 Intermediate Waste breakdown by hazard classification, sector-specific waste streams, and material composition.
- SEDG-E4.3 Advanced Waste diverted from disposal categorised by recovery method — recycled, reused, composted, recovered.
- SEDG-E4.4 Advanced Waste directed to disposal categorised by disposal method — landfill, incineration, deep-well injection.
Topic E5 · Materials source p.37
- SEDG-E5.1 Basic Inventory of input materials and packaging by total weight, for primary products and services.
- SEDG-E5.2 Advanced Percentage of input materials from recycled sources, across primary products and services.
Social 11 disclosures expand
Topic S1 · Human Rights and Labour Practices source p.41
- SEDG-S1.1 Basic Confirmed incidents of child or forced labour during the reporting period, by type — or attestation of zero.
- SEDG-S1.2 Intermediate Identified operations and suppliers carrying significant risk of child or forced labour.
Topic S2 · Employee Management source p.45
- SEDG-S2.1 Basic Average training hours per employee in the reporting period.
- SEDG-S2.2 Intermediate Total headcount and annual turnover rate.
- SEDG-S2.3 Basic New in V2 Percentage of employees paid at or above applicable minimum wage requirements.
Topic S3 · Diversity, Equity and Inclusion source p.49
- SEDG-S3.1 Basic Workforce composition by gender and age band.
- SEDG-S3.2 Intermediate Board composition by gender and age band.
Topic S4 · Occupational Health and Safety source p.52
- SEDG-S4.1 Basic Workplace fatalities and recordable injuries during the reporting period — or attestation of zero.
- SEDG-S4.2 Intermediate Count and percentage of employees trained on health and safety standards in the reporting period.
Topic S5 · Community Engagement source p.55
- SEDG-S5.1 Basic Total community investment and charitable donations, in monetary terms.
- SEDG-S5.2 Advanced Identified operations with negative impact on surrounding communities, if any.
Governance 10 disclosures expand
Topic G1 · Governance Structure source p.61
- SEDG-G1.1 Basic Total number of directors on the board.
- SEDG-G1.2 Intermediate Board governance structure, including board-level and management-level committees.
Topic G2 · Policy Commitments source p.64
- SEDG-G2.1 Basic Inventory of formal company policies covering conduct, anti-corruption, whistleblowing, and health and safety.
Topic G3 · Risk Management and Reporting source p.69
- SEDG-G3.1 Basic Year of the most recently submitted audited financial report.
- SEDG-G3.2 Intermediate Identified operational and business-continuity risks affecting the company.
- SEDG-G3.3 Advanced Sustainability-related risks identified — including physical climate risks and transition risks.
Topic G4 · Anti-Corruption source p.74
- SEDG-G4.1 Basic Confirmed incidents of corruption during the reporting period, by type — or attestation of zero.
- SEDG-G4.2 Intermediate Count and percentage of employees trained on anti-bribery and anti-corruption policy.
- SEDG-G4.3 Advanced Identified significant corruption-related risks affecting the company.
Topic G5 · Customer Privacy source p.78
- SEDG-G5.1 Intermediate Substantiated complaints concerning breaches of customer privacy or loss of customer data during the reporting period.
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
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CHSB delivers the offering and owns the client relationship. The platform — data capture, emission-factor engine, hardware integration, audit-ready outputs — is built and operated by our technology arm, Meshteq Sdn Bhd.
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