Ecobiz.asia — TruCarbon has partnered with the Indonesia Listed Companies Association (AEI) to support companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) in strengthening their sustainability reporting readiness through the use of digital carbon accounting, amid rising demands for emissions transparency and ESG compliance in the capital market.
Under the collaboration, TruCarbon is providing AEI members with free trial access to its carbon accounting platform, TruCount, until June 2026. The trial period is aligned with the April deadline for listed companies to submit their Sustainability Reports to the Financial Services Authority (OJK).
TruCarbon Chief Executive Officer Debby Renata said the partnership is intended to encourage listed companies to move beyond regulatory compliance and begin developing data-driven decarbonisation strategies.
“We want companies to go beyond administrative compliance. Accurate emissions accounting is the foundation for building measurable and business-relevant decarbonisation strategies,” Debby said on Friday (Jan. 30, 2026).
She said TruCount was developed to help companies systematically collect emissions data and calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while aligning disclosures with international standards including GRI 305, ISO 14064, and the GHG Protocol.
The platform enables companies to calculate Scope 1, Scope 2, and up to 15 categories of Scope 3 emissions, and includes features such as scenario modelling, target setting, mitigation tracking, and GHG inventory reporting.
AEI Executive Director Gilman Pradana Nugraha said practical technical support remains critical, as many listed companies continue to face challenges in navigating the complexity of sustainability reporting.
“Sustainability reporting is now mandatory for all listed companies. However, many issuers are still unfamiliar with the technical processes and standards involved. This collaboration provides access to relevant tools and support,” Gilman said.
Beyond the free trial programme, TruCarbon and AEI plan to organise a series of educational initiatives, including webinars and knowledge-sharing sessions, aimed at strengthening issuers’ understanding of carbon management and its implications for long-term business strategy. ***
