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GHG Emissions Accounting and Reporting

Globally, it is being made mandatory for organisations to report their energy use and associated greenhouse gas emissions every year. GHG accounting and reporting not only helps to meet compliance but also establishes transparency of the organisation and commitment towards climate change. This leads to identifying risks and opportunities for the organisation to safeguard its business interests. Primary act of an organisation is to measure and manage GHG risks and identify reduction opportunities.

GHG Footprinting

We follow the principles of the GHG Protocol to assess and report emissions.

Scope 1 (Direct emissions) - Emissions within the premises.

Scope 2 (Indirect emissions) - Emissions from the purchase of electricity/heat.

Scope 3 (Indirect emissions) - Emissions from upstream and downstream supply chains.

GHG Emissions Reporting

What gets measured gets managed. Measuring GHG emissions is an important first step to managing them, giving companies an understanding of their main emissions. GHG emissions reporting gives an opportunity to businesses to be transparent and provide greater clarity to its stakeholders. This shows its commitment towards Climate Change.

Climate Disclosures

Disclosure through global platforms like CDP, etc., is the essential first step to drive environmental action. It helps in earning stakeholders' trust. As a part of the green supply chain requirements, stakeholders request disclosures made. Our experienced team supports you in obtaining this assurance.