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80% of Oil & Gas emissions are on us⛽ In 2023, most emissions came from how we use their products. The hardest challenge? Reducing emissions they don’t directly control and consumer collaboration are the way forward. Thoughts?

🌍 What are Scope 1 emissions? ... 📖 Read more: https://bit.ly/GuidetoScope1Emission #Scope1 #Emissions

📊 Tech vs. Industrials: Who’s Winning on Emissions?
By 2025, both sectors target ~23% reductions, but by 2040, Industrials aim for 80%, while Tech lands at 68%.
💡 Can Industrials maintain the lead, or will Tech innovate its way to the top? Let’s discuss! ⬇️

🌍 What is the EU Taxonomy & why does it matter? ... 📖 Read now: https://bit.ly/IntroductiontotheEUTaxonomy #EUTaxonomy #ESG

🚨 Most carbon targets stop at 2030—what happens after?
Our data shows a peak in 2030 climate goals, but very few commitments beyond. Is 2030 a real checkpoint or just a convenient goal?
💡 Long-term planning = real impact. What do you think? 👇 #ESG #CarbonTargets

🚀 Tech’s emissions cuts: Impressive start, but will it last?

📊 The data shows:
✅ 2025: 114% of targets met
⚠️ 2030: Drops to 50%
❌ 2040: Just 9%

Some firms even increased emissions.

💡 Is tech on track, or is long-term reduction proving harder than expected? Thoughts? 👇 #ESG #TechIndustry

🌍 Scope 1, 2, & 3 emissions—what's the difference? ... Learn more: https://bit.ly/ScopeEmissionsExplained #ESG #Sustainability

🚨 Most carbon targets stop at 2030—what happens after?
Our data shows a peak in 2030 climate goals, but very few commitments beyond. Is 2030 a real checkpoint or just a convenient goal?
💡 Long-term planning = real impact. What do you think? 👇 #ESG #CarbonTargets

🔍 Can the EU Taxonomy help investors cut through greenwashing? ... Read more: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hOofc7uW-1avhFkmAonnkosIMm2QQVUA/ #EUTaxonomy #SustainableFinance

🚨 Only 34% of companies report Scope 3 emissions—yet they often make up the majority of a company’s carbon footprint.
Without this data, investors & regulators are left in the dark. If sustainability is the goal, transparency can’t be optional.
📊 Thoughts? 👇 #ESG #Scope3

🌍 Scope 3 Reporting Is Rising—But Transparency Is Still Lacking
More companies are disclosing indirect emissions, but progress is too slow.
📉 60%+ still fail to report full Scope 3 data, despite rising investor pressure.
Should reporting be mandatory? Let’s discuss! ⬇️
#Scope3 #ESG #ClimateAction

🎯 Are you setting climate goals with science or guesswork? ... 📖 Learn how: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMZcxtBssnZOOcLsqrXATvsztUX7UZoD/ #SBTs #ESG

📊 Scope 3 Reporting: Why Do Most Companies Stop at Just 1 Category?
🔍 The data is clear:
• 2,470 companies report only 1 category of Scope 3.
• Less than 800 companies report all 8 categories.
• 440 companies disclose only a total figure.
💡 Should regulators push for full transparency?

🌍 A company can claim to reduce emissions—even if they rise... 🤔 Read our breakdown: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wm1ELx3YbCAy3P7FswRtyIr0Ge2z40mJ/ #ClimateAction #ESG

💰 Banks & CO₂: Is finance fueling the climate crisis?
📊 Nearly 99% of big banks’ total emissions come from their financed activities—not their own operations.
Should banks be held accountable for the emissions they finance? Should finance drive the transition to net zero? Thoughts? 👇 #ESG #Banking

📉 Unilever’s emissions are dropping—can they keep it up?
📊 The numbers tell a story:

✅ 2022: -8.2%

✅ 2023: -10.1%
A steady decline across Scope 1, 2 & 3 shows progress—but can they sustain it? What can other companies learn? 👇 #Sustainability #ESG

🌍 Most of a company's climate impact comes from Scope 3 emissions... Learn more: https://bit.ly/48KzIff #Scope3 #ESG

☕ Your latte’s hidden cost? CO₂. Starbucks brewed up 10.3M tonnes of GHG emissions in 2023—74% from sourcing & production. 🌍 Dairy leads the charge, making up 18% of total emissions.

Can small changes like reusable cups & plant-based milk brew big impacts? 🥛💡

🌍 How do companies set GHG reduction targets? ... 📖 Read here: https://bit.ly/48KzFA5 #GHG #ClimateAction #ESG

Google’s emissions hit 14.3M metric tons of CO₂ in 2023—a 13% surge. 🤖 AI’s rising energy demands are driving Scope 2 emissions higher, with supply chain activities making up 75% of the footprint.

Can AI’s explosive growth align with sustainability? Let’s discuss. 👇

🌍 Is the restaurant industry ready to cut carbon?

In 2023, some chains reduced emissions, but others saw increases. Is your favorite restaurant on the list? Comment below 👇

🌍 What are Scope 2 emissions? ... See how top companies are turning energy usage into a sustainability advantage: https://bit.ly/4oFGVSj #Scope2 #Sustainability

📦 How much carbon does it take to deliver your package?

In 2023, FedEx’s Scope 1 emissions—planes, trucks, and fuel use—made up 73.4% of total emissions, down from 79.0% in 2019.

Can FedEx deliver a greener future? ✈️

🌍 What are Scope 1 emissions? ... 📖 Read more: https://bit.ly/GuidetoScope1Emission #Scope1 #Emissions

🚀 EU Taxonomy 2023: 200 companies reported for the first time, but 50 dropped off. Why?

The Taxonomy is the gold standard for sustainable finance, guiding investments toward green goals.

What’s driving drop-offs? How do we ensure consistent reporting? Share your thoughts below! 👇🌱

🌍 Why are some countries excelling in EU Taxonomy reporting while others lag behind?

Leaders like Sweden & Germany align strongly, but others face challenges like regulatory gaps & resource constraints.

What’s causing the disparity? Let’s discuss! 🌱

🌍 What is the EU Taxonomy & why does it matter? ... 📖 Read now: https://bit.ly/IntroductiontotheEUTaxonomy #EUTaxonomy #ESG

🌍 Eligible vs. Aligned Turnover: What's the gap?
🟣 Eligible turnover—activities that could be sustainable—rose from 25% (2022) to 31% (2023).
🟢 Aligned turnover—activities meeting EU standards—edged up from 8% to 9%.

💡 Intent ≠ Impact. Bridging this gap is key to real climate progress. Thoughts?👇

🌍 Scope 1, 2, & 3 emissions—what's the difference? ... Learn more: https://bit.ly/ScopeEmissionsExplained #ESG #Sustainability

🌍 OPEX & Sustainability: Mind the Gap

🟣 Eligible OPEX rose from 24% (2022) to 28% (2023), signaling intent.
🟢 Aligned OPEX held steady at 9%, reflecting the challenge of action.

💡 Bridging this gap is essential for climate goals.

👀 Your ideas on accelerating alignment? Share below! 👇