![]() Until recently, most companies have focused on measuring emissions from their own operations and electricity consumption. But what about all of the emissions a company is responsible for outside of its own walls-from the goods it purchases to the disposal of the products it sells? In fact, the majority of total corporate emissions come from Scope 3 sources, which means many companies have been missing out on significant opportunities for improvement. It is accompanied by a suite of user-friendly guidance and tools developed by the GHG Protocol to make Scope 3 accounting more easy and accessible. The Scope 3 Standard provides a methodology that can be used to account for and report emissions from companies of all sectors, globally. 34 companies from various industries road tested the standard in 2010.96 members participated in technical working groups to draft the standard, and. ![]() 2,300 participants were involved from 55 countries.The Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard has been created through a broad, inclusive, multi-stakeholder process.
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