Even if you’ve taken steps to reduce your company’s carbon footprint, your environmental impact remains stubbornly high.
The culprit?
Scope 3 emissions – the hidden giants lurking in your supply chain.
The challenge of Scope 3 emissions represent an opportunity for you to shine…
Get ahead of the
Greenhouse Gas Reporting Regulations
By actively engaging with Greenhouse Gas Reporting today, your supply chain department can:
1.Reduce the company’s overall environmental impact.
2.Improve supply chain efficiency and potentially generate cost savings.
3.Enhance brand reputation and customer relationships.
Why should you care?
By actively engaging with Greenhouse Gas Reporting today, your supply chain department can:
1.Reduce the company’s overall environmental impact.
2.Improve supply chain efficiency and potentially generate cost savings.
3.Enhance brand reputation and customer relationships.
4.Prepare for potential future regulations.
So, what does this mean for you?
If Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions reporting isn’t already mandatory in your country of operation, it’s on its way.
If you’re in any of these 14 nations…
What’s happening, …or about to happen?
A Brief Background
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) is
- the international standard for greenhouse gas accounting.
- a simple means to show an organisation’s GHG output.
- divided into 3 scopes, or classifications
Greenhouse Gas Emission Reporting
What’s the GHG Reporting situation where you live?
Where can I go to work all this out?
For guidance on how to report, go to
CDP (cdp.net/en).
CDP is the not-for-profit charity that runs the global environmental GHG disclosure system used by more than 23,000 companies.
…for background
–World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
–World Resources Institute (WRI)
And a final word…
Not everyone agrees with climate change.
And if it is all wrong?
…then we’ll have created a better world for nothing.
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