Supply Chain Emissions
Establishing Measures to Achieve Near-Zero Methane Waste from Global Oil and Gas Assets
The race is on to curb methane emissions and prevent energy waste through oil and gas supply chains. Readily quantifiable and comparable methane intensity metrics are sought after to meet this goal. Adopting such robust metrics will permit market actors and policymakers to assess companies, countries, and assets and comprehensively…
The European Union’s Newest Tool to Tackle Carbon Leakage
How CBAM is driving the urgent need for measuring product-level emissions so that companies don’t lose access to the EU market.
How the Right Emissions Data Can Drive Decarbonization in High-Emitting Industries
These pilot projects provide a blueprint for improving emissions transparency and driving cuts.
The SEC Opted Not to Lift the Veil on Corporate Emissions. But the Market Is Making Moves Anyway.
Nearly two years after initially announcing proposed rule changes requiring corporations to disclose climate-related risks, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released comprehensive guidance on the level of emissions and accounting disclosure required. The SEC’s rule was expected to be a watershed moment for increasing the transparency…
Sustainable Aluminum 101: How to Decarbonize a Critical Material for the Energy Transition
The aluminum industry is responsible for roughly 2 percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
