Carbon Transparency Partnership: New framework launches for calculating supply chain emissions

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The Pathfinder initiative aims to combat the challenges of accounting for and accessing accurate supply chain emissions data
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The Pathfinder initiative aims to combat the challenges of accounting for and accessing accurate supply chain emissions data

Guidance aims to standardise emissions accounting and is accompanied by a network for sharing the data

The Carbon Transparency Partnership has this week launched a framework for calculating supply chains emissions, accompanied by a new network for sharing emissions data across supply chains. The Pathfinder...

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