Hitting net zero - moving from carbon estimating to accurate scope 3 reporting
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Accurate measurement and reporting of Scope 3 embodied carbon emissions is increasingly seen as the industry's biggest challenge. Enjoy this OnDemand webinar as we are joined by Aggregate Industries, Balfour Beatty, Kier, Galliford Try and Morgan Sindall to talk about the challenge of consistently reporting Scope 3 emissions, how data accuracy is key to success and discuss how accurate reporting means better choices and lower risk for all businesses within the sector.
What's on the agenda?
Sustainability is high on the agenda across the industry yet, the accuracy of the data used to support Scope 3 embodied carbon emission reports is increasingly seen as the biggest challenge to reducing construction's carbon footprint on the road to net zero. In order to tackle this issue, Causeway is driving real collaboration across the supply chain via the "Scope 3 Initiative", working closely with some of our customers to develop a software solution that helps the industry move from carbon estimating to real time, ‘paid for’ embodied carbon accounting that increases the accuracy of reporting. In this webinar, we explore:
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Why scope 3 emissions matter
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Moving from carbon estimates to accurate reporting
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An introduction to the "Scope 3 Initiative"
Scope 3 emissions, which include the production and use of construction materials, make up as much as 98% of contractors' carbon emissions.
The "Scope 3 Initiative" is working to develop a software solution - Causeway Tradex Carbon - that can deliver a credible, verifiable, efficient and scalable way to provide embodied carbon data in real-time, using invoice data automatically extracted from Causeway Tradex, the largest connected construction supply chain community in the UK.
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