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What are scope 2 emissions? Learn how they cover indirect GHG emissions from purchased energy and why they're key to managing your impact.

In this article we explain what Scope 1 emissions cover, why reporting them matters, and how to calculate them step by step.

As a business, you face the double challenge of managing fluctuating energy costs and meeting carbon reduction targets. These challenges demand proactive energy management strategies that align with both financial and environmental objectives to meet these objectives, allowing to save on energy costs and cut carbon emissions.

20 carbon experts share the challenges of data collection. Team engagement, effective governance, and better management of time and resources - explore the proposed solutions they offer to facilitate data collection.

Homeworking is becoming increasingly popular for its environmental benefits, but its impact is more complex than we might think. Discover homeworking's rebound effects in this article.

Do you want to make your company more sustainable, but the costs seem prohibitive? If your company is based in the Walloon region, you have access to Chèques-entreprises to finance your sustainability strategy, including the reduction of your carbon footprint.

Your company has adopted a climate strategy. But you're reluctant to communicate it for fear that your initiatives will be seen as greenwashing. Indeed, it's an understandable fear. According to a study by the European Commission, 53% of environmental claims in the European Union are vague, misleading, or unfounded, and 40% are unjustified. The following 7 tips will help you avoid the greenwashing trap.

You've analyzed your company's carbon footprint, and you're not sure how to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions? Do you work in a company where you use computers, laptops, or smartphones on a daily basis? In this article you will discover why extending the lifespan of your company's IT equipment has a positive impact on your company's carbon footprint.

If you're reading this article, you might be considering the idea of conducting a carbon report for your company. However, you might still be uncertain about whether it's something you truly want or need to do, as well as how to go about it and what exactly it entails. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll tackle all of these questions (and more).

We’ve all seen at least once a label on a product or website claiming to be “carbon neutral”, only to discover that that neutrality was achieved through carbon offsets and not a real reduction of their carbon footprint. The market of carbon offsets has been growing increasingly, but recently we’ve seen it slowing down among raising doubts on the effectiveness of this practice.
In this article we will explore what carbon offsets are and discuss how effective they are compared to a carbon reduction strategy.

Calculation and monitoring of carbon emissions are becoming increasingly widespread within companies. There are several methods for realizing a rigorous carbon balance to standardize the calculation of carbon footprints.

More than ever, customers are now demanding that companies report their GHG emissions. Protocol standards simplify the understanding of total emissions, assigning responsibility to the right company by emission source, and identifying reduction opportunities.

When we read about the number of tons of CO2 that we emit, it might be difficult to understand the scale of it. Through practical and visual examples, we can better understand the impact of human activities on the climate and strive to reduce our carbon footprint with a precise goal in mind.

SBTi encourages and helps companies around the world to set reduction targets of Greenhouse Gas emissions in line with scientific recommendations.