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We look at the SBTi’s plans to update its corporate net zero standard. A whole host of changes are being proposed against a backdrop of faltering corporate ambition and pressure to prove the SBTi is up to the task. Will it be enough?

We take a closer look at scope 2 and ask whether apparent progress flatters to deceive. We review what the GHG Protocol might do about it.

We look at the GHG Protocol’s revision to its suite of corporate standards. As we enter into a new year, can the GHG Protocol make carbon accounting more consistent and comparable while retaining broad applicability?

We dive into market-based accounting. As some companies waver on climate commitments, new mechanisms are being proposed to enhance incentives for action. Helpful innovations or more can kicking?

We dive into the SBTi’s proposals to revamp how companies approach decarbonising their scope 3 emissions to reach net zero. The proposals could have far-reaching implications for the way companies measure, report, and reduce their scope 3 emissions.

To devise an impactful decarbonisation strategy, you need high-trust sustainability data that is traceable, auditable and referenceable. Here’s what to look for.

From comprehensive and granular input data to timely and verified data collection, there are four core elements needed for a high-quality carbon footprint.