Date: Thursday, 29th January 2026

Time: 12pm ET / 5pm GMT

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Service companies sit at the heart of global supply chains, yet their emissions are routinely overlooked. If organizations are serious about decarbonizing Scope 3, this blind spot has to be addressed.

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While Scope 3 strategies have traditionally focused on physical goods, emissions from services are becoming increasingly material. These emissions are indirect, driven by factors such as travel, energy consumption, and IT infrastructure. Because services are intangible and don’t fit neatly into product-based accounting methods, they are often poorly defined, estimated at a high level, or deprioritized altogether.

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The result? Procurement and sustainability teams lack the data they need to prioritize action, engage service suppliers meaningfully, and track real progress against decarbonization targets.

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In this webinar, the Green Project team will explore how Service Carbon Footprints (SCFs) can close this gap, providing consistent, transparent, and actionable emissions data for services across the value chain. We’ll examine practical considerations for measuring service emissions and show how robust SCFs can be used to drive real decarbonization outcomes.

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Tune in to hear:

• Why service emissions are different
• How these differences create gaps in Scope 3 decarbonization planning and delivery
• What Service Carbon Footprints are
• Key principles for robust SCFs, focused on consistency, transparency, and usability
• How SCFs support decarbonization action
• Green Project’s approach to SCFs