How to calculate your organisation’s carbon footprint

Overview:

There is no one size fits all approach to measuring your organisation’s impact on climate change and there are a myriad of frameworks and standards that can be used. Every organisation’s sustainability or ESG goals will be unique depending on their size, sector, stakeholder and regulatory requirements – so it’s important to keep an open mind about the approach to take.

Measuring your organisation’s carbon footprint is a good starting point because it will give you a baseline for all your emissions reduction actions. If you are responsible for planning or implementing your organisation’s sustainability strategy.

Join us for a webinar that will guide you in sourcing data and covers topics like independent verification's value, tying carbon footprint measurement with other activities, and real-life experiences from experts at Mott MacDonald. 

Topics discussed:

• The frameworks you can use to measure your carbon footprint such as ISO 14064 and ISO 14067 or PAS 2050 and industry specific standards like PAS 2080,
• The value of independent verification to add credibility to reporting,
• And how measuring your carbon footprint can tie in with other activities such as setting carbon reduction targets or becoming carbon neutral.

Speakers:

• Olga Rivas, ESG Product Cluster Manager, LRQA
• Daniel Carmel, Supply Chain Assurance SME, LRQA
• Alicia Winter, Group Carbon Reduction: Principal Advisor, Mott MacDonald
• Bethan Hutchinson, Senior Carbon Reduction Advisor, Mott MacDonald