Your guide to GHG emissions accounting
In this publication, we focus on the “E” in ESG, specifically the processes used to manage environmental performance data and the steps required to account for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The pathway to reducing emissions starts with accurate calculations of the emissions baseline and requires ongoing measurement of emissions reductions. The calculation and reporting of emissions is not just required for internal tracking of performance, it is required by virtually every ESG reporting framework.
Inside the eBook:
- Establishing finance-grade sustainability data
- Calculating GHG emissions for reporting and disclosure
- Working with your utility providers
- Establishing baselines for reporting
- Scope 3 challenges and opportunities
- Four steps to calculate and report on Scope 3 emissions
Your guide to GHG emissions accounting
In this publication, we focus on the “E” in ESG, specifically the processes used to manage environmental performance data and the steps required to account for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The pathway to reducing emissions starts with accurate calculations of the emissions baseline and requires ongoing measurement of emissions reductions. The calculation and reporting of emissions is not just required for internal tracking of performance, it is required by virtually every ESG reporting framework.
Inside the eBook:
- Establishing finance-grade sustainability data
- Calculating GHG emissions for reporting and disclosure
- Working with your utility providers
- Establishing baselines for reporting
- Scope 3 challenges and opportunities
- Four steps to calculate and report on Scope 3 emissions