Scope 3.1 data spans procurement, finance, IT, and more. Learn why shared ownership, not just sustainability, is key to accurate reporting and real action

Understand Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions with clear definitions, examples, and why Scope 3 is the most complex in carbon accounting.

Learn what Scope 3.1 emissions are, why purchased goods & services dominate the upstream supply chain carbon footprint, and how companies can measure and reduce them.

Struggling to get teams aligned around supplier carbon data? Learn how to drive cross-functional buy-in and secure the support your Scope 3.1 initiative needs to succeed.

Explore Scope 3 emissions: definition, categories under the GHG Protocol , and why indirect emissions reporting is vital for sustainability and net-zero goals.

Supplier PCFs are on the rise, but not all are created equal. Learn how to validate carbon footprint data to ensure Scope 3.1 alignment, consistency, and credibility in your GHG inventory.

Struggling with missing supplier emissions data in Scope 3.1? This step-by-step guide shows how to build a robust, auditable GHG inventory using proxies, procurement data, and smart data structuring.

Scope 3.1 emissions reporting is only as good as the data behind it. Discover five critical red flags that signal poor data quality, and how to avoid common pitfalls in supplier-reported emissions.

: Missing supplier emissions data? Learn how to choose the best emission factors for accurate and credible Scope 3.1 estimates.

Streamline Scope 3.1 emissions tracking by prioritising the right supplier tiers for data collection. Focus your efforts where it counts