GHG Reporting
What you need to know
GHG Reporting is the first step of your sustainability journey. There are several standards to follow when reporting your emissions with the most widely used being the GHG Protocol. The protocol splits emissions into 3 scopes, covering all direct and indirect sources.
- Scope 1 – direct emission from combustion of fuels by facilities and vehicles
- Scope 2 – indirect emissions from purchased electricity, steam, heat, and cooling
- Scope 3 – indirect emissions from your value chain split into upstream and downstream emissions and into 15 categories.
How does GHG Reporting move you closer to Net Zero?
GHG Reports often form the carbon baseline and the foundation of our Strategy work. Successfully delivering on the pathway to Net Zero includes continual measurement, which looks at performance in absolute terms, as well as against the strategy.
How we can help
We will provide you with comprehensive assessment, identifying current major emission sources and an outline of areas we believe you should focus on for reductions. Our service is aligned to ISO14064 section 1, the GHG protocol and the UK Government Guidelines on reporting GHG emissions. Together, we’ll agree which are applicable to you and begin the data collection process and use the assessment to develop a Carbon Baseline (if it’s your first time trying to understand your position).
This will put us in a good position to develop your GHG Report, including a breakdown of all scopes selected and even an intensity metric (tCO2e per £million turnover) if that’s required.
Transforming CDP Scores – A Case Study
Learn how we supported Restaurant A in their guidance and implementation of initiatives across their teams, transforming their CDP score and moving the needle on sustainability.
OUR BLOG
The Autumn 2024 Budget and the sustainability agenda: 3 highlights businesses should not miss
We have finally got confirmation of how the Government’s budget will affect the UK’s ambitious environmental and social sustainability targets, and the progress of organisations of all sizes towards meeting them. Let’s take a look at the highlights.
Paving the future- the role of an energy roadmap
An Energy Roadmap provides a clear, actionable plan which enables you to make informed, strategic decisions that align with both your business objectives and environmental targets. Let’s take a closer look at what Energy Roadmaps involve and how they can benefit your business.
Sustainability trends of 2024 and what they mean for organisations
Let’s dive deeper into key sustainability trends of 2024, such as circular partnerships, digitalization, renewables and climate tech and discuss how these influence organisations.
Got a question about GHG?
Thank you for Signing Up |