Measuring your organisational carbon footprint is a key first step on the journey to reducing carbon emissions. Larger organisations are legally obliged to report on their carbon emissions but for smaller and medium businesses it can be more of a grey area.
SMEs, start-ups and innovators are often some of the most progressive stakeholders in the sustainability space but may be unsure on how to accurately calculate their footprint and reduce their emissions due to a lack of in-house expertise and the perceived costs of carbon accounting. Whilst some large developers and contractors are ahead of the curve, making robust commitments to reduce their scope 3 emissions by engaging with their complex supply chains.
Catch up with our webinar recording to hear from organisations within the ASBP membership, from SMEs to large international companies, who have taken action to assess their organisation’s carbon footprint. Find out more about their approach, lessons learned and steps they are taking to reduce their emissions.
Plus, expert insights from a leading carbon accounting and sustainability expert to break down the jargon and answer your questions, such as…
- What are scope 3 emissions and how can they be measured?
- Is offsetting ‘truly’ sustainable?
- What is the difference between net zero and carbon neutrality?
- How should we account for carbon sequestration?
Webinar recording
Programme
- Welcome from ASBP – Flavie Lowres, Research Associate, ASBP
- Introduction to carbon footprinting, different approaches and tools – Jon Burrow, Principal Consultant, Circular Ecology
- ASBP member carbon footprinting experiences
-
- Ross Wood, Group Head of Sustainability, ISG
- Tom Barnes , Managing Director, Vastern Timber
- Edward Bulmer, Founder, Edward Bulmer Paints
- Q&A
- 14:00 Close
Available presentations
Edward Bulmer Paints carbon footprinting experience – Edward Bulmer, Founder, Edward Bulmer Paints