Carbon accounting

Downstream vs upstream emissions - what do these terms mean and why are they important in the context of carbon accounting?

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In this article, we’ll explain why you should aim to calculate your carbon footprint on an annual basis, the benefits of doing so for your business, and how you can get started calculating your carbon footprint today.

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In this article, we’ll explore what financed emissions are, how they could prove useful, and what role they play in the midst of climate change.

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How does greenhouse gas accounting work in 2022? Why is greenhouse gas accounting so important for your business in reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

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What are the best practices for communicating changes to your greenhouse gas emissions results?

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In this article, we’ll explore the carbon footprint of taking the train vs. the car and discover which method of transport is the most environmentally friendly.

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What is the spend based method and activity based method? Which methodology is better? What is Greenly’s preferred carbon accounting methodology?

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ADEME recently released a proposal to shift from the use of scope emissions to a new methodology that will make use of emissions categories. How and why would these new emissions categories prove useful in the race to reduce global emissions?

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What are scope 4 emissions, how do they differ from scope 1, scope 2, and scope emissions – and how difficult and scope 4 emissions to measure, monitor, and reduce?

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What is the Financial Accounting Standards Board, also known as the FASB, and how does it work to develop reporting and accounting standards for both nonprofit organizations and businesses?

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What is a carbon footprint and how can you reduce it? Learn how to calculate yours and take action for a positive impact on the climate in this article.

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What is the RCRA, otherwise known as the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act – and how does it help the environment?

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