Scope 3 emissions – emissions linked to a company’s value chain outside of its operational control and defined in 15 Categories by the GHG Protocol – remain one of the most vexing problems in ...

The global landscape is moving towards more transparent climate disclosures. Businesses are expanding their reporting to cover emissions from direct operations and their entire value chain, including ...

Now that regulation is driving reporting in many countries and Net Zero targets are being set by so many companies, which require Scope 3 data to be present in such targets, it's perhaps time to ...

This article was written by Christian O’Dwyer, Enrique Neves Martin, and Caroline Ward. It appeared first on the Bloomberg Terminal. This article was updated as of April 2023. Scope 3 greenhouse gas ...

Solar panels, electric vehicles, passive building design—there are many tried-and-true ways that companies can cut carbon out of their operations. But what can they do to decarbonize their entire ...

Scope 3 carbon emissions, which make up the majority of an organization’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, are the result of indirect activities that occur in a company’s supply chain. Because they’re ...

One of the biggest drivers for establishing the Semiconductor Climate Consortium (SCC) in 2022 was the need for alignment in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions calculations across the semiconductor supply ...

Beneficial cargo owners are increasingly focusing on reducing Scope 3 emissions in their supply chains—all members of the worldwide air cargo logistics industry need to respond. Let’s begin with a ...

You might have heard the term Scope 3 thrown around. It’s all the buzz lately in the world of sustainability. But what does it mean? A company’s emissions are broken down into Scopes 1, 2 and 3. This ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission excluded Scope 3 reporting from its new climate disclosure rules this time around, but the reality is that every company nevertheless needs to manage its ...

In the global push toward sustainability, businesses are increasingly being called to take responsibility not just for their direct operations (Scope 1) and energy consumption (Scope 2), but also for ...