Formulating your carbon reporting strategy: a guide for housing associations
With the government's commitment to delivering a zero-carbon economy by 2050, housing associations are understandably under pressure to improve the sustainability of their homes and communities. Addressing the need to reduce emissions while continuing to build new homes at scale is a daunting task. Especially given the challenges around supply chains, costs and data.
To date, the priority for many has been to concentrate on tackling the emissions within their direct control (Scope 1 and Scope 2). However, emissions along the value chain (Scope 3) often represent the most significant greenhouse gas impact. In this session, we'll explore pathways for housing associations to gain adequate visibility into their networks, light-up emission 'hotspots' within their supply chains and map out their carbon impacts.
In this webinar we discuss:
How to develop a carbon reporting strategy that will support robust financial planning for up to 30 years
Effective carbon solutions that future-proof your organisation
Highlight emissions across every facet of the supply chain
Carbon analysis techniques that avoid greenwashing
Meet our speakers
Noah Nelson
Account Director - Trident Utilities
Chris Wilson
Senior Consultant Engineer - Trident Utilities
Rose Bean
Director of Assets & Sustainability - Abri
Our experts discussed the importance of establishing a common and consistent measurement tool alongside a reliable solution for mapping and reporting. You will also learn how to develop a robust carbon reduction strategy, future-proofed to meet disclosure requirements, that will help prepare your organisation for the transition to a net zero economy.
Abri
Abri is a housing provider who is driven by creating thriving communities to empower lives and has already outlined their roadmap to net-zero and have begun decarbonising the homes they own.
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How Trident can help you
To find out how Trident’s net zero and scope 3 experts can help you to develop a carbon reporting strategy for your business contact us or book a meeting using the form below.