The aim of this project is to investigate how cross-Nordic collaboration on eDocuments can help reduce the burden of calculating and exchanging climate data. The project included 3 workshops, research, and analysis in the fall of 2024. This focus was to identify datapoints, create mockups, and integration solutions for climate reporting within existing digital infrastructures. The project was conducted collaboratively with experts from Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland, and Sweden.The project suggests expanding existing infrastructures and standards to include climate data in existing electronic documents. The report highlights the benefits of frameworks for standardizing climate data. This will make the data more accessible, consistent, reliable and enhance opportunities for automation – reducing manual efforts and administrative burdens while increasing quality and reliability.