Three GHG Accounting Fudges to Watch Out For
These three carbon accounting short cuts could seriously damage your business reputation and net zero strategy.
These three carbon accounting short cuts could seriously damage your business reputation and net zero strategy.
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This paper sets out how to correctly report the emissions associated with purchased electricity, and notes some cases where providers of reporting/measurement guidance have got it wrong.