Sustainability
For companies to succeed in the 21st century, sustainability and social responsibility must be at the heart of their business model.
Webinar replay: Calculation of carbon emissions - scopes 1 & 2
Everything that can be measured can be improved. With this phrase in mind, carbon accounting should be approached.
As a preliminary state of affairs essential to a good decarbonisation strategy, carbon accounting has become indispensable for companies of significant size.
All European regulations require a clear, structured and official carbon footprint reporting, in order to validate companies' emission reduction promises.
As of today, only very large companies are subject to this exercise. However, the regulation will gradually extend to all types of organizations: it is therefore necessary to educate oneself on the matters before being caught off guard.
The event was suited for company managers, CSR managers, C-levels and sustainability project managers.
What we talked about?
In this first workshop on this topic, we addressed the first and second scopes of the analysis. Even though their definition is relatively simple, their calculation is not free of pitfalls. It is important to be familiar with them before embarking on this exercise.
Speakers
- Martin Dolinský, Senior Consultant, Sustainability
- Louis Goulaieff, Consultant, Sustainability
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Webinar replay: Carbon footprint - scope 3
Defining the scope 3 of carbon audits is probably the most complex task of this mandatory exercise for large companies.
ESRS sustainability regulations released
As a framework for sustainability reporting, Set 1 of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) lay the foundations of the standardised common language for sustainability-related matters throughout Europe.
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