Is your supplier engagement program action-oriented? Does it inspire your suppliers to take an action that reduces their emissions, right now? If not, you are not alone. Most supplier programs are more circumspect – they ask suppliers to consider interim steps: set a goal, calculate a footprint, or even, attend a webinar! Engaging suppliers directly […]
The SEC’s new climate-related disclosure rule is complex, so we break down the key highlights in our latest infographic. Check out our blog post for more detailed information or get in touch with one of our climate experts to see how the rule may affect your organization.
After reviewing the final SEC climate-related disclosure rule, we will walk you through the key aspects, implementation timing, and more.
Almost 2.5 years after the Science-based Targets Initiative (SBTi) first introduced the concept of “Beyond Value Chain Mitigation” in its Corporate Net-Zero Standard, this week the prominent climate standards organization released its detailed Beyond Value Chain Mitigation guidance, totaling nearly 200 pages. To contribute to “Beyond Value Chain Mitigation” (BVCM), companies support efforts to reduce […]
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 […]
Recorded May 2nd, 2024 A special lunch & learn where we explored the essentials of biochar, a cutting-edge carbon removal technology that is quickly gaining attention across the industry. What you’ll learn: The Science of Biochar: Understand how biochar is produced and how it functions as a carbon removal tool. Environmental Benefits: Explore how biochar […]
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.
How do carbon credits work and how can companies purchase carbon credits? Setting and achieving corporate climate targets is a laudable yet challenging goal. As much as you may want to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, transitioning to net zero can take decades. However, buying carbon credits can help you compensate for emissions that you […]
The climate action journey is long, and luckily numerous companies have already gotten started. Many are taking steps to address their scope 2 electricity emissions through implementing energy efficiency, purchasing energy attribute certificates (EACs), executing power purchase agreements (PPAs), or other measures. While that’s a great start, most organizations’ scope 3, or indirect emissions, make […]
One of the more difficult places to make meaningful reductions is in scope 3, not just because of its size, but also due in part to the emissions falling outside of an organization’s direct control. However, organizations that collaborate with their suppliers will be in a stronger position to implement successful value chain interventions and […]
