With the rapid rise of laptops, smartphones, and artificial intelligence, there has been limited attention paid to their environmental impact. This thesis presents a framework developed after extensive research into the green software domain, aimed at helping corporations with emissions accounting and reporting, while adhering to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and similar policies. The core metric adopted within the framework is Software Carbon Intensity (SCI), which is measured through system utilization parameters. These parameters are calibrated using two benchmarking tools, Running Average Power Limit (RAPL) and Performance Counter Monitor (PCM). Two case studies were conducted to demonstrate the framework’s practical application.