Measurement & boundary
Carbon accounting
Carbon accounting is the process of measuring and tracking greenhouse gas emissions associated with a company’s operations, value chain, or products.
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What it is
Carbon accounting is the process of measuring and tracking greenhouse gas emissions associated with a company’s operations, value chain, or products. Comprehensive carbon accounting is foundational for setting reduction targets, reporting progress, and complying with climate regulations and voluntary frameworks.
Why it matters
Comprehensive carbon accounting is foundational for setting reduction targets, reporting progress, and complying with climate regulations and voluntary frameworks.
How it connects
enables
- Reporting boundary
- Activity data
- SBTi
- Product carbon footprint
- CSRD
- Sustainable procurement
- Primary data
- Employees
- Science-based target
- CBAM
- Supplier data
- Operational resilience
- Scope 3
- Target setting
- Sustainability Reporting
- Data quality
- GHG Protocol
- GLEC Framework
- Digital platforms for carbon accounting
- Assurance
- CDP
- Scenario analysis
- Digital MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, Verification)
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