This is the number of companies in the EU that meet at least two of the following criteria:
- Balance sheet of EUR 20 million
- Net turnover of EUR 40 million
- An average number of employees during the financial year of 250
The EU requires companies to also report their upstream and downstream activities, the so-called “Scope 3 emissions”. This is a true challenge since companies rely on data of their suppliers and customers but also a big opportunity since roughly 70% of their emissions take place within scope 3.
4Supplychain helps to set up reporting scope 1, scope 2 and scope 3
The first challenge where we support you, is to identify your “As-is state” of your footprint. We do this by following four steps which are based on GHG protocol.
- Map total supply chain of your company
- Identify where emissions take place
- Identify calculation method and available data
- Report emissions and create improvement plan
The report we create will be transparent, reusable and follows the accounting principles of GHG protocol which means it can be used for reporting purposes.
Improvement roadmap
4Supplychain has a broad experience in planning & logistics. This knowledge will be used to identify opportunities and pragmatic solutions within your company to decrease your emissions. Some examples of areas that we will tackle, are:
- Purchased goods and services
- Fuel and energy related activities
- Waste generated in operations
- Transportation (inbound, outbound, return)
- Company’s facilities (owned and rented facilities)
Interested for more information? Please reach out to us to discuss a good approach for your company info@4supplychain.com
* SME’s are required to report emissions from ’26 onwards
From 2024* around 49.000 companies in the EU are required to report their emissions. This is the number of companies in the EU that meet at least two of the following criteria:
- Balance sheet of EUR 20 million
- Net turnover of EUR 40 million
- An average number of employees during the financial year of 250
The EU requires companies to also report their upstream and downstream activities, the so-called “Scope 3 emissions”. This is a true challenge since companies rely on data of their suppliers and customers but also a big opportunity since roughly 70% of their emissions take place within scope 3.
4Supplychain helps to set up reporting scope 1, scope 2 and scope 3
The first challenge where we support you, is to identify your “As-is state” of your footprint. We do this by following four steps which are based on GHG protocol.
- Map total supply chain of your company
- Identify where emissions take place
- Identify calculation method and available data
- Report emissions and create improvement plan
The report we create will be transparent, reusable and follows the accounting principles of GHG protocol which means it can be used for reporting purposes.
Improvement roadmap
4Supplychain has a broad experience in planning & logistics. This knowledge will be used to identify opportunities and pragmatic solutions within your company to decrease your emissions. Some examples of areas that we will tackle, are:
- Purchased goods and services
- Fuel and energy related activities
- Waste generated in operations
- Transportation (inbound, outbound, return)
- Company’s facilities (owned and rented facilities)
Interested for more information? Please reach out to us to discuss a good approach for your company info@4supplychain.com
* SME’s are required to report emissions from ’26 onwards