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Published carbon glossary

Carbon glossaryActivity-based method: Activity-based carbon accounting is a method of measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions that focuses on quantifying emissions based on specific activities, processes or operations within an organisation. This approach breaks down emissions by the various actions or events that contribute to the organisation's carbon footprint, allowing for a more detailed understanding of where emissions are generated.

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Guided stakeholder engagement

Engagement with stakeholders is a crucial part of carbon accounting for any organisation. It leads to more robust data collection, goal setting and accountability across the board. Proactive engagement creates transparency and helps build trust, allowing organisations to get ahead of tightening regulations, satisfy investor demands and meet consumer expectations around sustainability.

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Outlined carbon data sources

Exploring data sources for carbon accounting: A comprehensive guide explains how to identify relevant carbon accounting data sources, create reporting boundaries, choose a framework, review regulatory requirements, analyse historical data, assess data accessibility, investigate emerging technologies and engage with stakeholders. It also describes average-based, spend-based and activity-based carbon accounting methods.

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Advised manufacturers on emissions

Five reasons why manufacturers need to reduce their carbon footprint sets out why manufacturing businesses should cut carbon emissions, including fossil-fuel intensity, rising carbon reporting regulations, market demand for responsible products and practices, innovation and operational efficiency, and long-term resilience and viability.

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Published sustainability updates

The xtonnes Sustainability Scoop shares latest insights and updates on climate change, carbon regulations and green industry practices, including research and policy developments affecting emissions reduction and ESG reporting.

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What do our labels mean?

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