How to Systematically Identify Scope 3 Emissions

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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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