Event: Addressing scope 3 emissions in PG&S in APAC

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Thursday, May 30 at 10:00AM AEST

Explore the intricacies of mitigating Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions, specifically focusing on purchased goods and services in Australian. As professionals across Australia tackle Scope 3 emissions, which often comprise a substantial portion of a company’s carbon footprint, an understanding of purchased goods and services becomes paramount. Through a blend of practical examples and customised strategies, we will demonstrate how Australian enterprises can effectively tackle the detailed process of estimating, tracking, and reporting scope 3 emissions.

Ebook: Accounting for supply chain emissions: The guide to Purchased Goods & Services (PG&S)

During this webinar, our team and our Australian partner (Avetta) will unveil the distinctive challenges and methodologies in managing emissions linked to Scope 3 Category 1: Purchased Goods & Services and Category 2: Capital Goods. Additionally, we will identify actionable steps your organisation can take to foster a significant impact across your supply chain and dive into the transformative potential of detailed analyses of both primary and proxy data, shedding light on opportunities for substantial emissions reductions. This session is crafted to empower participants with vital insights and actionable strategies, equipping them to calculate emissions throughout their supply chain and crafting emission reduction roadmaps.

Attendees will learn:

Effective methods for estimating, tracking, and reporting scope 3 emissions from purchased goods and services.
Unique challenges and methodologies in managing emissions related to scope 3 Category 1: Purchased Goods & Services and Category 2: Capital Goods.
Strategies for leveraging primary and proxy data to identify opportunities for emissions reductions across the supply chain.
Concrete steps to initiate emissions calculations and develop tailored emission reduction roadmaps for their organisations.
How to implement initiatives with suppliers and contractors with examples from case studies and success stories.

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