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Companies need an in-depth understanding of where their indirect emissions hotspots are. As regulations and stakeholder expectations change, it’s becoming best practice for companies to understand how they will be impacted. But what does measuring Scope 3 emissions actually involve?

The Unravel Carbon team shares their experience of participating in COP27 and the activities that they were involved in during the event.

Unravel Carbon’s sustainability team shares their hopes and expectations for COP27 taking place in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt from 6-18 November 2022.

Every year, people waste 2.5 billion tonnes of food - equivalent to 40% of all food produced. Were food waste a country, it would be the third largest greenhouse gas emitter in the world. Taking action to reduce food waste means better management of overall emissions by organizations.

We sit with Unravel Carbon’s co-founder Marc Allen to discuss the company’s participation at COP27, the outcomes he expects from the conference, and his excitement to participate at the largest annual gathering on climate action.

With climate disclosure mandated and rising awareness of the impacts of climate change, more companies are embarking on Scope 3 emissions reporting. However, many face challenges in measuring those indirect emissions that occur in their value chain.