Determination of
Scope 3 emissions
THE
CHALLENGE
From 2024, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive will require German companies to prepare their sustainability report in accordance with a uniform EU reporting standard. Among other things, the 16 categories of Scope 3 emissions, i.e. all emissions resulting from upstream and downstream corporate activities, must be reported.
THE CHALL-ENGE
From 2024, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive will require German companies to prepare their sustainability report in accordance with a uniform EU reporting standard. Among other things, the 16 categories of Scope 3 emissions, i.e. all emissions resulting from upstream and downstream corporate activities, must be reported.
ABOUT OUR PARTNER
Sparkasse Duisburg, one of the largest savings banks in Germany, employs over 1,000 people and maintains numerous branches. It offers comprehensive services both locally and via modern means of communication. Its commitment to social and cultural projects strengthens ties with the Duisburg region, improves the quality of life and supports economic development by promoting jobs and start-up-friendly environments. It supports start-ups not only in an advisory capacity, but also in their initial phase, with the aim of promoting the sustainable establishment of companies.
WE ASK OURSELVES...
How can we determine and manage Scope 3 emissions in the 16 categories?
How can forecasts be made on the future development of Scope 3 emissions?
How can non-reporting companies and individuals involved in upstream and downstream activities be convinced to operate and act in a low-emission manner?
How can as many non-reporting companies as possible be convinced to calculate their Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions?
WE ASK OURSELVES...
How can we determine and manage Scope 3 emissions in the 16 categories?
How can forecasts be made on the future development of Scope 3 emissions?
How can non-reporting companies and individuals involved in upstream and downstream activities be convinced to operate and act in a low-emission manner?
How can as many non-reporting companies as possible be convinced to calculate their Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions?