CDP Bitesize Webinar: Scope 3 Emissions

Go beyond the basics of SBTi and learn how to set, validate, and progress toward credible science-based targets.

Published: Tue 9 Jul, 14:00

‍Only 15% of the Global 2000 are on track for net zero once Scope 3 is included, and 70-90% of most companies' footprints sit in the supply chain.

With CDP's 2026 reporting cycle underway, many companies are discovering the same uncomfortable truth: getting suppliers to respond to carbon footprint surveys is one challenge; getting them to respond with data that actually drives reductions is a much larger problem.

The issue is how many Scope 3 programs are designed: annual surveys to every supplier, spend-based estimates standing in for primary data, sustainability and procurement running on parallel tracks.

‍In 30 minutes, Eduardo Gómez - Head of Product at Green Project Technologies – an ACT Group company - walks through the five most common reasons supplier programs stall, where your own program sits on a five-level maturity ladder, and the 90-day starting point that matches your level.

This webinar is part of CDP's Bitesize Series, designed to help organizations navigate key sustainability and disclosure challenges ahead of the 2026 reporting cycle.

‍You'll leave with:

A method for segmenting your supplier base by emissions impact and readiness, instead of treating them all the same
The four decarbonization pathways most programs leave untouched, including the Tier-1 renewable electricity lever that can cut upstream Scope 3 by 9-20% (and is the fastest win)
What separates a managed transformation program from an annual survey cycle