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Emissions reporting: An introduction
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Report summary
Greenhouse gas emissions reporting has become an important part of company disclosure in recent decades. Much of this has been done through a variety of voluntary reporting frameworks, often referred to as an alphabet soup of acronyms. Recent years have seen a consolidation of frameworks and standards, and the emergence of mandatory climate-related reporting. This insight is an introduction to the main reporting organisations and dives into the similarities and differences between them.
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Emissions reporting: An introduction
- Executive summary
- Four key takeaways for voluntary and mandatory emissions reporting
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