For manufacturing and food and beverage companies in the Philippines, greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting is becoming an important part of sustainability reporting.
Sustainability reporting in the Philippines is entering a new era.
You’ve begun your Greenhouse Gas (GHG) accounting journey, so what comes next? How do you turn data into action? How do you spot and reduce emissions across your operations? These questions define the future of GHG accounting.
GHG accounting is more than just a buzzword; it serves as a strategic tool that enables businesses to take meaningful climate action while improving operational efficiency and long-term resilience.
In GHG accounting, we divide them into three scopes to help better understand these emissions, their origins, and the point in the business operation where companies produce them.
We helped Drink track six years of emissions.
As we uncover more of Scope 2 emissions.
When we hear the word “Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions”, we immediately imagine factories and gas guzzling vehicles but in reality this also includes how we dispose of our waste or your daily commute to the office.
The first Net Zero conference in the Philippines, hosted by the Net Zero Carbon Alliance, marked a pivotal moment in the Philippines’ sustainability journey.
Why do you need to manage your carbon footprint?
In today’s world, the pressing need to address climate change has led to increased awareness and actions towards reducing carbon emissions.