Carbon accounting evolves quickly, and the landscape of sustainability is shifting just as fast. With new regulations emerging and the climate emergency intensifying, staying up to date has never been more important.

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By 2025, we’d like to think every business has at least begun evaluating its approach to sustainability. And you can’t meaningfully assess that approach without understanding emissions: how to measure them and how to reduce them.

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In this white paper, we explore why carbon accounting and emissions reduction aren’t just environmental imperatives—they’re business opportunities. From cost savings and talent recruitment to market differentiation and future-proofing, cutting carbon can create real competitive advantage.

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