An agitated civil society, led by the young climate activist Greta Thunberg, has increased the pressure on politicians and businesses to take bold action against climate change. And the financial market is also increasingly concerned with the climate impact of industries and is increasing the pressure in turn – especially through the EU taxonomy. For most companies, the first step is to identify and assess their corporate carbon footprint (CCP), the so-called CO2 balance or climate balance. Scope 1, 2 and 3 climate data (according to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol) are used to measure how much CO2 a company emits directly and indirectly along the value chain. In practice, measuring the indirect Scope 3 climate data poses particular challenges for companies.
Gain insight into the world of corporate carbon footprinting and its requirements for professional data management. We will walk you through the challenges in corporate practice but above all share practical tips for collecting Scope 3 climate data, which can be considered the crowning achievement of the carbon footprint. Learn how to meet these challenges with a digital solution to bring reliability and quality to your climate data.