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The term '3 - 13 scope' refers to Scope 3 emissions. Scope 3 emissions are indirect greenhouse gas emissions that occur throughout a company's value chain, including activities such as purchased goods and services, transportation and distribution, waste disposal, and employee commuting.

Who is required to file 3 - 13 scope?

The requirement to report Scope 3 emissions varies depending on the jurisdiction and industry. In general, larger companies with significant environmental impacts are more likely to be required to report on Scope 3 emissions. It is advisable to consult with local environmental regulations or industry-specific reporting frameworks to determine if reporting is mandatory for a particular organization.

How to fill out 3 - 13 scope?

Filling out a 3 - 13 scope report typically involves gathering data on indirect greenhouse gas emissions across the company's value chain. This data may include supplier information, transportation data, waste management data, and employee commuting data. Organizations can then calculate and report their Scope 3 emissions using industry-standard calculation methodologies or in accordance with relevant reporting frameworks such as the GHG Protocol or ISO 14064 standards.

What is the purpose of 3 - 13 scope?

The purpose of reporting on Scope 3 emissions is to provide a comprehensive picture of a company's environmental impact, going beyond direct emissions from its own operations (Scope 1) and indirect emissions from purchased electricity (Scope 2). Reporting on Scope 3 emissions allows organizations to identify and address potential emissions hotspots, set reduction targets, and engage with suppliers and other stakeholders to drive sustainability improvements across the value chain.

What information must be reported on 3 - 13 scope?

The specific information to be reported on Scope 3 emissions can vary depending on the reporting framework or requirements. However, commonly reported data includes categories such as purchased goods and services, transportation and distribution, waste disposal, employee commuting, business travel, and use of sold products. Additional information such as emissions factors and calculation methodologies may also need to be disclosed to ensure transparency and consistency in reporting.