Did you know only 55% of organizations include emissions data in their decision-making, while only 13% of organizations have adopted a carbon management solution at scale?
Carbon emission reduction is crucial to ensure organizational resilience in a landscape focused on ever more pressing ESG (environmental, social, and corporate governance) regulations. Indeed, carbon emissions commitments aren’t just mandatory or optional. Some of them are global, some international, and some national. Some of them are being introduced within and across sectors, while many enterprises have also announced their own sustainability targets.
These increasing pressures mean that organizations have an urgent need to master the process of monitoring, measuring, and reporting critical sustainability data in a reliable, accurate, and comprehensive manner. This creates a robust foundation to enable effective management of their carbon emissions to accelerate decarbonization.
“A majority – 85% – of organizations recognize the business value that emissions measurement and analytics provides, but they are poorly equipped to capture and use emissions data. So, it’s imperative that they develop the operations and data management capabilities needed to accelerate their transitions towards net zero.”
Lee Beardmore, Carbon Reporting and Management Lead