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Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.

Posted on June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 By Sanne de Jong No Comments on Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.
Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.
Atmospheric & Climate Metrics

Under CSRD, corporate boundaries no longer stop at the factory gate. Scope 3 emissions routinely account for more than 80% of an enterprise’s total carbon footprint — yet the data underpinning those disclosures is built almost entirely on industry averages, proxy factors, and educated guesswork. Scope 3 Is Where 80% of the Footprint Lives — … Read More “Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.” »

Data Center Decarbonization: The Real Energy Footprint of AI and Cloud Computing

Posted on June 14, 2026June 27, 2026 By Sanne de Jong No Comments on Data Center Decarbonization: The Real Energy Footprint of AI and Cloud Computing
Data Center Decarbonization: The Real Energy Footprint of AI and Cloud Computing
Atmospheric & Climate Metrics

The Core Premise: The rapid growth of generative AI architectures has led to an unprecedented spike in data center energy consumption. Hyperscale computing facilities are straining local electrical grids, complicating the Scope 2 emission profiles of tech-reliant enterprises. The B2B Data Angle: Explores Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) metrics, real-time grid carbon intensity tracking, and the … Read More “Data Center Decarbonization: The Real Energy Footprint of AI and Cloud Computing” »

Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.

Posted on June 14, 2026June 27, 2026 By Sanne de Jong No Comments on Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.
Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.
Atmospheric & Climate Metrics

The Core Premise: Under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), corporate boundaries no longer stop at the factory gate. Scope 3 emissions—representing indirect assets across the value chain—frequently account for over 80% of an enterprise’s total carbon footprint, yet their tracking remains fundamentally broken. The B2B Data Angle: Most Fortune 500 companies rely on crude … Read More “Mapping Scope 3 Supply Chain Emissions: Where Enterprise Data Fails.” »

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