According to the UN Global Compact, Scope 3 emissions usually account for more than 70% of a business’s carbon footprint. To support the reduction of these emissions, ENGIE Impact developed a methodology to help organizations, including Meta, better pinpoint difficult-to-identify emissions.
This approach allows organizations to take their existing Scope 3 inventory and translate it into the language of Scope 1 & 2 emissions sources. Your organization can apply this by reviewing the root sources of the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions that comprise your Scope 3 inventory, and use this data to identify value chain reduction opportunities.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how our methodology can be applied to better understand the economic activities and GHG emissions sources behind your scope 3 inventory
Identify how your organization can intervene in your value chains to drive meaningful, additional reductions that go beyond tier 1 vendors and/or drive reductions at scale in emissions fragmented across many suppliers
Hear from Meta on how they used this approach to address their Scope 3 emissions
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Take Action Toward Decarbonization: Insights From Meta
In the wake of Climate Week 2022, the event’s theme—Getting it Done—still resonates with organizations looking to stay on top of their climate ambitions. But, as Climate Week highlighted, there are key actions that organizations need to take to keep the momentum going toward their short-term goals.
Decarbonization industry experts sit down to share their experience and insights on navigating carbon reduction barriers and achieving Scope 3 emissions reductions at scale.