The Progress - or Lack of It - of Scope 3 Emissions Reporting

Check out our latest video where we delve into the complexities of scope three emissions reporting and the current landscape of corporate responsibility. William Tyson, CEO of ecoa North America, joins us to discuss the progress and challenges faced by companies in assessing their scope three emissions.
In the wake of recent regulatory shifts, many companies are voluntarily stepping up to measure their carbon footprint across supply chains, identifying crucial areas for reduction and action. However, with varying levels of commitment from businesses, the road ahead remains diverse, from leaders pushing for transparency to laggards focusing solely on core operations.
William shares insights into the methods companies use to assess their emissions, ranging from economic input-output models to obtaining primary data from suppliers. The discussion highlights the critical role of standardization and regulation in driving comprehensive reporting practices globally.
Looking ahead, while the SEC's recent decisions affect US public companies, European regulations like the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) are setting new standards, influencing global practices. These developments underscore the urgency for businesses to not just report but actively reduce their environmental impact.
Join us in exploring how companies navigate these challenges, harnessing technology and strategic partnerships to pave the way toward a sustainable future. Watch now to stay informed and engaged in the evolving world of corporate sustainability.
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