What is carbon insetting and how does insetting work? Companies are diligently working to reduce their direct emissions and energy purchases—known as scope 1 and scope 2 emissions—to meet corporate sustainability targets. However, the majority of emissions for most organizations stem from indirect sources within their extensive value chains, categorized as scope 3 emissions. Carbon […]
The double materiality assessment (DMA) and successful stakeholder engagement are crucial to corporate sustainability reporting.
Navigate the complexities of science-based FLAG target setting with insights on what it is, key criteria, differences from other targets, and solutions to common challenges.
Learn more about guarantees of origin (GOs) and how purchasing them is one way many companies in Europe are meeting sustainability goals, namely scope 2 targets.
Learn how to shape your climate strategy, and discover the pivotal role carbon credits play in achieving global sustainability goals.
In recent years, companies with agriculture-heavy supply chains have begun taking new approaches to reduce scope 3 emissions. By integrating decarbonization work into the value chains they source from, companies that inset can help expand the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices and offer other organizations linked to agriculture an opportunity to purchase the emissions reductions […]
Learn more about addressing natural gas emissions with renewable natural gas (RNG) and renewable thermal certificates (RTCs).
