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In terms of Scope 3 emissions—those generated across our entire value chain—Applied has focused on establishing benchmarks and priorities that can inform future action. Using 2019 as a baseline, we found that Use of Sold Products (Category 11) represents the lion’s share—nearly 80 percent—of our Scope 3 emissions.
Takeaway 1: Scope 3 emissions are a large part of our carbon emissions value chain. The GreenhouseGasProtocol (GHG Protocol) offers companies different levels of commitments to advance their sustainability journey. I’d like to highlight three key takeaways from the panel.
Collecting and analyzing the vast amount of data required to measure the full spectrum of ESG and impact metrics requires cross-functional knowledge and skills that only an integrated approach with scalable data infrastructure and analytics can provide. Kyle Roland : Senior Customer Success Manager.
GHG Inventory A GHG inventory is a detailed, methodical process used by businesses to systematically measure their emissions, usually following a recognized standard like the GreenhouseGasProtocol. LCA can also play a role in Scope 3 assessments, especially when evaluating emissions from the supplychain or customer use.
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