Scope 3 emissions : anything you need to know
In this dedicated section, we delve into insights and practices to help you navigate the complex landscape of decarbonising your supply chain.
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In this dedicated section, we delve into insights and practices to help you navigate the complex landscape of decarbonising your supply chain.
Discover how companies can combat value chain emissions by embracing ingenious product design and fostering collaborative supply chain partnerships. Learn the crucial components of this strategy, from life cycle analysis-based product creation to educating end-users, to drive a sustainable and low-carbon future.
Read articleING’s Global Head of Sustainable Finance Jacomijn Vels tells us why companies need to get to grips with Scope 3 emissions and how they can get started.
What will really make a difference on Scope 3 emissions? Consultancy Guidehouse shares insights into how early-mover corporates are decarbonising value chains, and how lenders are coming together to encourage disclosures. If they set the example, these front runners can kickstart a snowball effect.
The circular economy, or circularity, which promotes the reuse of materials over a ‘throwaway’ culture, provides one of the most effective strategies for reducing Scope 3 emissions. Joost van Dun, circular economy lead at ING, explains how a circular economy can help reduce Scope 3 emissions.