Now available on-demand: edie’s online event on managing Scope 3 emissions

CDP estimates that the average large, multinational business will generate 11.4 times more greenhouse gas emissions indirectly than through its operations. This makes focusing on Scope 3 (indirect) emissions a crucial part of any corporate climate strategy. But with supply chains often so vast and complex, calculating, tracking and reducing these Scope 3 emissions can be devilishly difficult.

With this in mind, edie hosted a 90-minute webinar and masterclass session that will help sustainability and net-zero professionals in calculating, reporting and minimising Scope 3 emissions.

The event was originally broadcast on Wednesday 26 April. Backed up by real-life case studies, this edie webinar and masterclass featured a selection of decarbonisation and supply chain experts to present and to answer your questions live on air.

The 90-minute session is broken into two parts: a 60-minute webinar showcasing business examples and need-to-know information when it comes to shaping a scope 3 emissions reduction strategy; and a 30-minute masterclass breaking down how to calculate and report your scope 3 emissions.

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Session 1: Tackling the scope 3 challenge – Best practice case studies

Chair:

  • Sarah George, Senior Reporter, edie

Presenters:

  • Rosana Elias, Head of Sustainability, Whitbread

  • Leah Ramoutar, Head of Climate and Nature Risk, The Phoenix Group

  • Amélie Huart, Manager, Position Green

Discussion points

  • Factoring scope 3 emissions into your organisation’s net-zero strategy
  • Engaging and collaborating with suppliers on the path to net-zero
  • Tools, technologies and frameworks to support your scope 3 strategy

Session 2: 30-Minute Masterclass: How to measure and report scope 3 emissions  

Chair:

  • Sarah George, Senior Reporter, edie

Presenters:

  • Evelyne Saelens, Senior Sustainability Consultant, UL Solutions.

Discussion points

  • Upstream/downstream: Understanding your organisation’s scope 3 categories
  • Overcoming data barriers and knowledge gaps in your supply chain
  • Disclosing scope 3 emissions data and driving improvements

 RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL READING FOR REGISTRANTS: edie Explains: Scope 3 carbon emissions

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