Scope 3
- OTHER INDIRECT EMISSIONS: Non-reductive indirect emissions that occur in a company’s value chain, both upstream and downstream. This scope is often the largest and most complex, as it covers a wide range of activities such as emissions from suppliers, business travel, employee commuting, waste generated in operations, transportation of goods, and even the use and disposal of the company’s products. Managing Scope 3 emissions requires collaboration across the supply chain and customer base.
How we select our credits:
Removal Our rigorous climate project due diligence follows the Core Carbon Principles to ensure our clients get access to climate projects of the highest quality and standards.
- Third-party verification: Third-party verification is key to ensure the climate project delivers what it promises.
All our climate projects have been
third-party vetted.
- Financial, legal, and ecological additionally: The additionality assessment checks whether the measures taken in the project would have happened in the absence of the project.
- Permanence assessment: We assess the permanence of the taken measures to make sure the climate project has a long-lasting impact.
- Reversal risk mitigation assessment: We make sure that the project and its methodology consider potential reversal risks and address them.
- Conservativeness assessment: We check if the quantification models applied and its methodology are appropriate and conservative.
- Double counting assessment: The reductions and removals are only counted once and the credits can’t be sold to multiple entities.
We work within the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, which now include SASB standards and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). We measure and report via the GHG protocol standards for all corporate emissions statements.