Carbon accounting is increasingly a regulatory requirement, but it also has business benefits.
Why does carbon accounting matter?
In order to reduce your emissions, a company must first measure them. Carbon accounting exposes business advantages that will enable you to stay compliant, reduce risk and increase brand equity.
It’s fast becoming a requirement
Investors need, regulations dictate, and stakeholders enquire about a company’s carbon footprint. The world today is climate-conscious, and understanding your company’s environmental responsibility is just part of doing business today.
It’s the great equaliser
When aligned with global frameworks, carbon accounting provides consistency, comparability, and transparency—making it easier to benchmark companies and industries against global climate goals and put a financial price on carbon.
It’s great for business
Carbon accounting enables climate action, equating to a host of business benefits, from financial cost efficiencies, and increased brand value to attracting and retaining the best talent.