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Building a credible Baseline scenario for your GHG Management strategy

The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Assessment is an essential tool for implementing a low-carbon strategy for your company. It enables you to measure the greenhouse gas emissions linked to your activity and evaluate the items with the greatest environmental impact in your company.

Performing a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Assessment presents a significant opportunity for optimization within your company. It allows you to convert constraints into opportunities by conducting a thorough analysis of your operations and implementing a tailored action plan.

Path to net-zero

The Carbon Footprint Assessment sets a high standard for greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting. Its purpose is to offer a comprehensive overview of all GHG emissions from an organization, event, or project. This helps in achieving cost savings, enhancing margins, and minimizing environmental impact. Whether you're interested in voluntarily reducing your carbon footprint or need to comply with regulatory requirements, our experts can assist you in conducting a complete carbon footprint assessment, or any similar regulatory requirements specific to your region.

Greenhouse gas emissions reporting:

In addressing climate change, the European Parliament has endorsed the European Climate Law, which increases the EU's goal of reducing net greenhouse gas emissions to at least 55% by 2030 (up from the current 40%) and enforces legally binding climate neutrality by 2050.
This brings stricter regulations and requirements for companies to reduce their carbon footprint and transition to cleaner energy sources. Consult with your consultants to understand your obligations based on the characteristics of your business.

Methodologies and standards applied by Avvena :

NEW EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE ON CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING (CSRD)

Approved in 2022, the CSRD strengthens existing rules on non-financial reporting.

The scope of CSRD reporting goes beyond the requirements of its predecessor the NFRD and mandates disclosure of a broader set of metrics, including GHG emissions, Scopes 1, 2 and 3. The CSRD will also have a broader scope, covering all large public and private companies that meet at least two of the following criteria:

  • 250+ employees
  • 20 million or more in total assets
  • 40 million euros or more in sales

From 2024, companies will therefore be required to publish detailed information on sustainability issues. This will increase corporate accountability, avoid discrepancies in sustainability standards and facilitate the transition to a sustainable economy.

Our Presence

  • France - Porto-Vecchio
  • Spain - Madrid
  • Malta - San Gwann

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