Why Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) Matters
The ESG regulatory framework is evolving. Regulations such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) require companies to disclose their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) is part of legal due diligence requirements.
Compliance is not only a legal requirement for a growing number of companies but is also in line with global efforts to monitor and reduce GHG emissions. That’s why carbon footprint is important for every company.
Data and transparency in the supply chain are of interest to business partners, investors, regulators… The general public is increasingly interested in companies’ greenhouse gas emissions. This reflects the growing influence of environmental issues in decision making. To provide this data, companies must not only report their direct emissions, but also include their entire supply chain calculations.
Taking responsibility for the environment is a shared responsibility and requires a transparent exchange of data between all parties involved.
