Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard¶
World Resources Institute; World Business Council for Sustainable Development. (2011). Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard.
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Mechanisms¶
- Impact Reporting Requirement
- A stock exchange begins requiring every listed company to file an annual climate report on the greenhouse-gas accounting model of the GHG Protocol — direct emissions, purchased-energy emissions, and the harder-to-trace value-chain emissions that make up most of a firm's footprint.
This sourceProvides a greenhouse-gas accounting framework spanning emissions from a company's own operations, purchased electricity, and upstream and downstream value-chain activities, which often comprise most corporate emissions.
- A stock exchange begins requiring every listed company to file an annual climate report on the greenhouse-gas accounting model of the GHG Protocol — direct emissions, purchased-energy emissions, and the harder-to-trace value-chain emissions that make up most of a firm's footprint.
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