Greenhouse gas emissions come about at different points in a solution’s lifecycle. Embedded greenhouse gases, for example, are those emitted during the extraction of materials for, manufacturing, and distribution of a product, whereas operational emissions those released during the operation or use of a technology, product, or service. For those familiar with LCAs, this might be a refresher! After all, many investors choose to use LCAs to obtain emissions factor data for their impact assessments. Learn more about the link in the appendix of our pre-investment methodology guidance 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7xbYVXB #GhgEmissions #ImpactInvesting #ClimateTech #ClimateSolutions
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Scope 3 is often the biggest source of an organization's GHG emissions and must be addressed when setting sustainability goals and emissions reduction targets. Check out this post I wrote on behalf of Odyssey Event Sustainability to learn more about scope 3 emissions and why they are important!
Scope 3 Emissions: A vital part of Net-Zero and Decarbonization efforts. Scope 3 emissions often account for over 70% of a company’s total greenhouse gas emissions. This is because scope 3 emissions are those generated indirectly from activities not owned or controlled by the company, upstream and downstream. Currently, reporting on scope 3 emissions is voluntary, but that could change depending on SEC rulings that would require scope 3 to be reported if it is deemed material. However, reporting on scope 3 is required for the SBTi Net-Zero Standard (Science Based Target initiative) and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Scope 3 encompasses activities like the extraction of purchased materials, transportation of fuels, and the use of products and services sold by the company. There are 15 categories within scope 3, but not all may be relevant to each organization. While optional, Scope 3 reporting allows companies to innovate in greenhouse gas management, focusing on activities relevant to their business and goals. Companies should assess the relevance of Scope 3 categories based on emission magnitude, risk exposure, stakeholder importance, and potential for emissions reduction. Instead of comprehensive analysis, focusing on major emission-generating activities is often more practical and valuable. Understanding and managing Scope 3 emissions are crucial steps for achieving 1.5 and sustainability goals. #Sustainability #Scope3Emissions #CorporateResponsibility
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Scope 3 Emissions: A vital part of Net-Zero and Decarbonization efforts. Scope 3 emissions often account for over 70% of a company’s total greenhouse gas emissions. This is because scope 3 emissions are those generated indirectly from activities not owned or controlled by the company, upstream and downstream. Currently, reporting on scope 3 emissions is voluntary, but that could change depending on SEC rulings that would require scope 3 to be reported if it is deemed material. However, reporting on scope 3 is required for the SBTi Net-Zero Standard (Science Based Target initiative) and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Scope 3 encompasses activities like the extraction of purchased materials, transportation of fuels, and the use of products and services sold by the company. There are 15 categories within scope 3, but not all may be relevant to each organization. While optional, Scope 3 reporting allows companies to innovate in greenhouse gas management, focusing on activities relevant to their business and goals. Companies should assess the relevance of Scope 3 categories based on emission magnitude, risk exposure, stakeholder importance, and potential for emissions reduction. Instead of comprehensive analysis, focusing on major emission-generating activities is often more practical and valuable. Understanding and managing Scope 3 emissions are crucial steps for achieving 1.5 and sustainability goals. #Sustainability #Scope3Emissions #CorporateResponsibility
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How can companies avoid double counting when co-claiming Impact Units? 📚 Impact Units are verified greenhouse gas outcomes from Scope 3 interventions, representing one ton of carbon reduced or removed by an intervention. They enable companies to allocate and (co-)claim carbon reductions or removals in their Scope 3 reporting. Following the logic of GHG Protocol’s Scope 3 accounting guidance, value chains are split into “impact layers” based on the position of different actors. For example, raw material producers and retailers are at different impact layers. The amount of Impact Units issued at each impact layer corresponds to the total impact generated by the intervention. Companies in the same impact layer will not be able to claim the same Impact Units, whereas two companies in different impact layers will be able to claim the same impact as they will claim different Impact Units. This will allow companies to co-claim the climate impacts of joint investments. Learn more about our approach to credible value chain decarbonization https://lnkd.in/e7FgHkqU #decarbonization #valuechain #emissionreduction
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The #ChemicalsIndustry contributes to about 95% of manufactured products, with growing economies and populations. The industry plays a vital role in the global shift to a #LowCarbon economy. The sector is also one of the largest contributors to global #greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for 30% of total industrial energy use, 14% of total industrial #CO2Emissions, and producing the third largest industry direct CO2 emissions. Our dss+ white paper with #GPCA, explains how #decarbonisation can turn #risks into opportunities. It also offers essential guidance for the industry's path to net zero, outlining key steps for implementation. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/d9ZYkBiZ
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🚨 Deadline: NEXT WEEK❗ Apply by June 11📅 $83 million in funding is available to decrease emissions from hard-to-decarbonize industrial sectors, which represent roughly 30% of total U.S. carbon emissions; and supports DOE’s Industrial Heat Shot and Clean Fuels & Products Shot. Read and apply to join #FECM in this initiative to accelerate the development and adoption of sustainable technologies that increase efficiency and eliminate industrial greenhouse gas emissions. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4aypNXo #ICYMI
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A report by InfluenceMap, using the Carbon Majors database, considers how the major emitters of CO2 around the world have performed... https://lnkd.in/exWh6sB5
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Successful #decarbonization strategies begin with knowing the sources of your businesse’s #GHGemissions. You need to develop a GHG Inventory.
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