Greenhouse Gas Inventories and Audit Readiness

In today’s regulatory environment, customer demands, and investor expectations, monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and demonstrating a rigorous, verifiable process has become an integral aspect of conducting business. We are here to help with your Scope 1, 2, and 3 needs. 

Scope 1 emissions encompass direct emissions produced by an organization, including those from owned or controlled sources such as on-site fuel combustion, vehicle fleets, and industrial processes. Managing these emissions is crucial for reducing a company's immediate environmental impact and achieving operational efficiency.

Scope 2 emissions refer to indirect emissions associated with purchased electricity, heat, or steam. These emissions result from energy consumption but occur off-site, often generated by a third party. Effectively addressing Scope 2 emissions involves sourcing cleaner energy options and minimizing carbon intensity within the supply chain.

Scope 3 emissions, often the most extensive category, encompass all other indirect emissions along the value chain, including activities like transportation, employee commuting, business travel, and product lifecycle emissions. Tackling Scope 3 emissions is essential for achieving a holistic approach to sustainability and often requires collaboration with suppliers, customers, and partners.