Monitoring Scope 3 Emissions

Dr. Maurizio Catulli

Monitoring Scope 3 Emissions

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Abstract

Whilst companies can monitor and report their own environmental impacts, classified as Scope 1 emissions, it is far harder for a company to monitor and control Scope 3 emissions, the environmental impacts of your supply chain partners, including suppliers and distributors. Yet, organizations should implement processes to monitor Scope 3 emissions to improve sustainability practices and brand reputation, meet stakeholder expectations, reduce costs and be able to address the environmental impact of their entire business operations.

Original language	English
Type	Media Output
Media of output	website
Publisher	Centre of Research In Just Transitions (CRIJT)
Publication status	Published - 13 Mar 2025

Keywords

Scope 3 emissions
Sustainability
Supply Chain
Interconnected Networks

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