A Sector in Transition: Transportation in the 21st Century
Houston, Texas - Baker Institute and MIT will host experts for a discussion on the future of transportation.
Deep Dive on Science-Based Target Setting
The Science Based Targets initiative is hosting a training session on science-based target setting.
Workshop: Assessing Low-Carbon Transition for Key Sectors
Is your company ready for the low-carbon future? Join us for a workshop on methods to access corporate climate leadership.
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The Next Bold Thing in Corporate Climate Action: Adding Science-Based Targets to Your Supply Chain
Science-based carbon emission reductions and climate targets are now used by well over 200 of the world’s largest companies.
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The Growing Business Case for Energy Productivity
The business case for energy productivity improvements as a driver of demand-side energy transition is increasingly becoming more apparen
Scope 3 Calculation Guidance
An effective corporate climate change strategy requires a detailed understanding of a company’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Until recently, most companies have focused on measuring emissions from their own operations and electricity consumption, using the GHG Protocol’s scope 1 and scope 2 framework. But what about all of the emissions a company is responsible for outside of its own walls—from the goods it purchases to the disposal of the products it sells?
The Scope 3 Standard is the only internationally accepted method for companies to account for these types of value chain emissions. Building on this standard, GHG Protocol has now released a companion guide that makes it even easier for businesses to complete their scope 3 inventories.
Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard
For easy reading on your computer, notebook, tablet, or handheld device, click to download the electronic version of the Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard. This version provides hyperlinks between the standards text, tables and images. Please note that the page numbers vary slightly between the original and electronic versions. When citing specific page numbers, please note when you are referring to the electronic version text.