MEASURING AND REPORTING ON SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS

EMBRACING CSRD AND SCOPE 3 REPORTING TO ACHIEVE NET ZERO

October 18th | 2023 | 155 Bishopsgate | London

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MEASURING AND REPORTING ON SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS

ADDRESSING SCOPE 3 TO ACHIEVE NET ZERO

October 18th, 2023 | London

 

Featured Speakers

Richard Barker2

Richard Barker

Board Member

IFRS (ISSB)

Geraldine Lin Bagger-1

Harold Pauwels

Director Standards

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)

243b24 (11)

James Chamberlayne

Director of Sustainable Finance Program

CDP

Yogesh Tikmani (1)

Yogesh Tikmani

Director of Finance

PepsiCo

243b24 (8)

Colin Seward

Chief Sustainability Office (CSO) - Technology and Data Lead

Cisco

243b24 (10)

Helle Hommelgaard Herk-Hansen

Vice President Environment

Vattenfall

Geraldine Lin Bagger (1) (1)

Geraldine Lin Bagger

Vice President, Sustainability & Corporate Communication

DLF Seeds

Victoria Cobos1

Victoria Cobos

VP Operations

Deckers Brands

Oliver Hurrey-2

Oliver Hurrey

Ambassador and Board Member

Sustainable Procurement Pledge

Eliza Mahdavy-Turcat

Eliza Mahdavy-Turcat

CSR Director

Enedis

Andrew Bolitho2

Andrew Bolitho

Associate Director Net Zero Lead for Responsible Business

Mace

Get ready for the next wave of Scope 3 measurement and reporting regulations

Join us at this special edition of SCOPE to help you understand the impact of the new reporting requirements from the Corporate Social Responsibility Directive (CSRD) and the new ISSB framework for global Sustainability and Climate reporting standards ( IFRS-S1 and IFRS-S2)

BACKGROUND

In November 2022, the European Union incorporated the Corporate Social Responsibility Directive (CSRD) to provide a more comprehensive understanding of sustainability performance in large companies.  More recently the ISSB have launched IFRS S1 and IFRS  S2 to enable a global framework for sustainability reporting.

THE CHALLENGE

This  CSRD directive comes into force in January 2024 and will impact 50,000 large European and non-European companies who operate in Europe. Many companies are struggling to meet the deadline for compliance. The new IFRS S1 and S2 standards have just been launched and companies will also have to incorporate this new framework into their disclosure of sustainability related financial information.

THE CONSEQUENCES

Failure to disclose indirect (Scope 3) emissions in line with the requirements of the new CSRD will result in fines and penalties, potentially impacting shareholder value and customer confidence

THE SOLUTION

At this special edition of our SCOPE series we will be bringing together a powerful group of supply chain, finance, sustainability and digital leaders to help them meet the regulatory requirements of CSRD and IFRS  for Scope 3 reporting.

Featured Sessions

Shaping a Sustainable Future

Join our featured sessions to explore innovative strategies and practical solutions for tackling Scope 3 emissions