Are you navigating the complexities of tackling Scope 3 emissions in your business model? We’re on this learning journey too, and we’d love to collaborate with you on insetting projects that make sense for your operations. Reach out via LinkedIn message or email us at hello@eion.team. #insetting #carbonremoval #co2removal #CDR
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Assessing and understanding Scope 3 emissions will be necessary if companies are to address the physical, financial, and regulatory risks inherent in their value chains. As businesses look to reduce these risks and recognise the opportunities of decarbonisation, rigorous data collection and strong collaboration with internal and external stakeholders will be critical. To help businesses identify tools and develop best practice in these areas, we have recently launched a four-part ‘Collecting Scope 3 Emissions Data’ webinar series. For more information and to sign up, please visit: https://bit.ly/3ttJYpt #Scope3 #ClimateAction #DataCollection #Decarbonisation
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Understanding Scope 1️⃣, Scope 2️⃣ and Scope 3️⃣ emissions is a fundamental start for your emissions reporting journey. This guide gives you a great overview of each Scope, fully defining each one so you can report effectively and accurately on your business operations. 👉 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e__Fkyt3 #Zeroe #Emissions #Reporting #scope1 #scope2 #scope3
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♊ Direct Air Capture (DAC) and Carbon Capture and Storage (CSS) – are they the same? Nope! And the difference will affect the claims you can make. Let's break down the differences between the two ⬇ ⬇ ⬇ #CDR #ESG #NetZero #Emissions
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Did you miss our #Scope3Emissions webinar series for private equity portfolio companies? Watch the recordings to hear practical guidance on developing strategies to reduce #Scope3 emissions: https://ow.ly/Q5kb50Pvz1B
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Do you want to learn more about Scope 4 also known Avoided Emissions?👣 📆Make sure to join us this Thursday for a webinar where our experts will break down the confusion around scope 4. And show you where it fits into your businesses carbon reporting metrics. Don't miss out as virtual seats are nearly full! Register via this link: https://lnkd.in/ewuxAHKj #Scope4 #AvoidedEmissions #CleaningIndustry #Webinar #BiologicalPreparations
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Developing a robust baseline of Scope 3 emissions is a key starting point for setting targets and reducing emissions. However, the ability to collect both upstream and downstream emissions data is often a barrier to establishing credible baselines. Our ‘Collecting Scope 3 Data’ webinar series provides an overview of the strategies and tools that businesses can utilise to gather data throughout their value chain, whilst engaging employees throughout the process. For more information and to register, please visit: https://bit.ly/3ttJYpt #Scope3 #ClimateAction #DataCollection #Decarbonisation
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Calculating your emissions is an essential step on the pathway to your carbon reduction journey and ultimately, becoming a #NetZero business. But knowing where to start can be hard. That's why we've created our Guide to Carbon Reporting. With our practical step-by-step guide, you'll be able to comply with SECR guidelines and execute your organisation's reporting with confidence. Download it for free today: https://lnkd.in/dNZsGUV9 #CarbonReporting #CarbonFootprint #EmissionsReporting
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Most #decarbonisation strategies focus solely on companies addressing Scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions, which overlooks and undervalues significant segments of the complex carbon-reduction landscape. Our equity affiliate Jennison Associates sees considerable value in adding the abundant but less-visible #Scope4 ‘avoided’ emissions to the evolving opportunity set and has developed a blueprint for quantifying them. Click the link below to read Jennison’s latest Scope 4 #whitepaper. https://on.pru/46LzmAp
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Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, OIES; former Director of Research and Acting SG of OPEC
Right on. Removal technologies are critically needed to keep average global temperature rise below 1.5 C. There is no escape from scaling up the removal technologies to around 10 gigatons ton/year. Industrial countries need to start removing part of what they have added to atmosphere over 150 years. A 10% of the total added (250 out of 2500 gigatons) is a good initial target. The costs are high but of the same order of magnitude to investments needed to triple Renewable over next 25 years. Renewable alone will not get us there. We need deployment of removal at 10 gigatons/ year scale in parallel
Senior Advisor, Climate Policy │ Chair │ Board Member │ Carbon Markets │ Carbon Removal │ Carbon Capture •Personal views•
Delighted to be quoted in the new Reuters article on #CarbonRemovals: “If we don't start scaling up removals now, and developing the necessary incentives, physical infrastructure and carbon accounting practices, we won’t have removals available at scale when needed. So, achieving those net zero targets will be very difficult if we don't get our act together now.” https://lnkd.in/djTw2Xw9 Thank you Angeli Mehta PhD for digging into this topic. #carbonremoval #cdr
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⏩ Speedy 🧠 Smart solutions 🏔️ At scale By focusing on all three, Wood’s team of experts are advancing more than a third of the world’s carbon capture projects. Making your carbon goals a reality shouldn’t be complex. Discover how we’re increasing carbon fluency for our clients by watching the video below👇 #CCS #Carbon #Emissions #removejargonfromthecarbon
