What's this webinar about?
Closing Scope 3 data gaps has become a strategic priority for many companies across the chemical value chain. Reliable and complete inventories are essential, not only to meet regulatory requirements, but also to build credibility with stakeholders and enable effective action toward net-zero targets.
Collecting reliable emissions data for Scope 3.1 (purchased goods and services), however, is still perceived as a major challenge. Suppliers often cannot provide the required data, methodologies used by suppliers and other data sources may not be compatible, and resulting data gaps and inconsistencies put both calculation quality and audits at risk.
In this webinar, we demonstrate a systematic approach to closing data gaps in chemical emission factors and achieving complete Scope 3.1 coverage. You’ll gain first-hand insights from Azelis, a leading innovation service provider in the specialty chemicals and food ingredients industry, on how they overcame these challenges and built a robust Scope 3.1 inventory using Carbon Minds’ expert-led Scope 3.1 service.
By applying a representative mapping methodology based on a best-available-data waterfall, Carbon Minds analyzed supplier metadata, closed emission-factor gaps including non-chemical inputs, and ensured fully reproducible, quality-assured, and audit-ready Scope 3.1 results.
Join us to see how companies are building complete Scope 3.1 inventories today and how a structured approach can reduce manual effort, mitigate compliance risks, and unlock actionable insights for effective reduction planning.
Collecting reliable emissions data for Scope 3.1 (purchased goods and services), however, is still perceived as a major challenge. Suppliers often cannot provide the required data, methodologies used by suppliers and other data sources may not be compatible, and resulting data gaps and inconsistencies put both calculation quality and audits at risk.
In this webinar, we demonstrate a systematic approach to closing data gaps in chemical emission factors and achieving complete Scope 3.1 coverage. You’ll gain first-hand insights from Azelis, a leading innovation service provider in the specialty chemicals and food ingredients industry, on how they overcame these challenges and built a robust Scope 3.1 inventory using Carbon Minds’ expert-led Scope 3.1 service.
By applying a representative mapping methodology based on a best-available-data waterfall, Carbon Minds analyzed supplier metadata, closed emission-factor gaps including non-chemical inputs, and ensured fully reproducible, quality-assured, and audit-ready Scope 3.1 results.
Join us to see how companies are building complete Scope 3.1 inventories today and how a structured approach can reduce manual effort, mitigate compliance risks, and unlock actionable insights for effective reduction planning.