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Corporate Guide: Net Zero and the Scope 3 Challenge

Helping you tackle the trickiest, but arguably most significant, part of your net zero journey: reducing supply chain emissions

INTRODUCTION

By definition, scope 3 emissions are outside the direct operations of an organisation, so they are difficult to quantify and even harder to influence. Reporting and addressing these emissions brings an element of risk, making it all the more important to establish rigorous and transparent procedures to do so.

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Environment Analyst’s free Corporate Guide provides recommendations from specialist subject experts from professional sustainability advisory firms, with deep domain expertise and a wealth of experience in helping businesses measure, report and make progress on net zero goals, to help you deal with the scope 3 challenge. These recommendations are relevant for firms of all sizes and industry sectors.

CONTRIBUTORS

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CHAPTERS

Download the free guide and learn:

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  • Net zero and the importance of carbon accounting by Arcadis

  • Choosing a carbon reporting standard and framework by Burns & McDonnell

  • Defining and accounting for scope 3 emissions by AECOM

  • The role of technology in supply chain accounting by Ramboll

  • Dealing with issues of data quality by WSP

  • Carbon offsets: their significance, applications, and regulatory implications by GHD

  • Beyond three scopes: all about ‘avoided emissions’ by HDR

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