Carbon reporting guide for organisations
Carbon reporting, also known as carbon footprinting, is all about measuring your organisation’s greenhouse gas emissions, and therefore its contribution to climate change.
For some organisations it’s a mandatory requirement - for example, those that meet the Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) criteria - and increasingly it’s becoming an expectation within supply chains.
Calculating emissions is an essential step on the pathway to your carbon reduction journey and ultimately, becoming a net zero business. But knowing where to start can be hard.
That’s why we’ve created our Guide to Carbon Reporting, helping to make a somewhat complicated and convoluted process, straightforward. With our practical step-by-step guide, you’ll be able to comply with SECR guidelines and execute your organisation's reporting with confidence.
Expect to find:
- What a carbon footprint is and why you should be reporting on it
- How to calculate your organisations carbon footprint, including your Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions
- How to comply with Streamlined Energy Carbon Reporting (SECR) and other guidelines
- How to evaluate your carbon performance, set reduction targets and start the positive actions towards becoming a net zero organisation
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