Achieving Transparency
Developing Strategy
Shaping Transformation
Implementing Sustainability
Communicating Impact
Ensuring Compliance
Achieving Transparency
Developing Strategy
Shaping Transformation
Implementing Sustainability
Communicating Impact
Ensuring Compliance
Indirectly caused emissions also influence the CO2 footprint of your company. We support you in identifying emissions along the value chain and implementing reduction measures.
The balancing and reduction of Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions have long been a mandatory part of climate management. For a credible climate strategy, however, it is now essential to include Scope 3 emissions in a target. However, accurately recording these emissions along the value chain is a challenge, as they cannot normally be directly influenced by your company and a large number of stakeholders are involved.
With our in-depth expertise and many years of experience, we can help you identify these emissions, develop a credible strategy and implement long-term reduction measures.
Scope 1 and Scope 2 refer to the direct and indirect emissions caused directly by your company. In contrast, Scope 3 emissions include indirect emissions along your entire value chain. These emissions arise from activities that do not originate directly from your company and cannot be directly influenced by you.
The GHG Protocol also distinguishes between up-stream and down-stream emissions within a company's value chain within Scope 3. Up-stream emissions are those associated with the production of raw materials, services and other goods, while down-stream emissions are essentially those that occur after the company's product or service has been launched on the market.
Identifying emissions along your value chain is an important step. However, in order to achieve actual reductions, specific measures must be derived and implemented, which can vary depending on the product category. For successful decarbonization in procurement, we work with you in workshops to identify relevant areas and derive reduction measures.
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In order to make greenhouse gas emissions transparent along your value chain and effectively implement reduction measures, we rely on close cooperation with your suppliers and support you in active dialog with all parties. We ensure the development of joint roadmaps, build up expertise within the individual areas and also work together with multi-stakeholder formats such as industry initiatives.
An effective circular economy is the key to successfully reducing your Scope 3 emissions. With our in-depth expertise and tailor-made solutions, we can help you achieve this goal.
Systematic Scope 3 decarbonization along the entire value chain
The greatest potential for reducing emissions often lies in both the upstream and downstream areas of the value chain. We develop industry-specific decarbonization strategies for complex supply networks – from industrial value chains and agricultural and forestry raw material suppliers to product use and end-of-life management. Through strategic supplier and customer integration, targeted action programs, and systematic engagement, we achieve measurable emissions reductions in raw material production and upstream production processes as well as in product use and disposal.
