Greenhouse Gas Protocol, known as GHG-the protocol, er the most used and recognized the standard for reporting of climategassemissions in a climate statement. 

The main idea behind the GHG protocol is to divide the emissions into three areas, or "Scopes". Read more in our knowledge center here: What is the GHG Protocol?

Climate accounting focuses on the quantification of climate impact, especially emissions of greenhouse gases, while an environmental account is broader and includes several aspects of environmental impact, such as consumption of natural resources, pollution, and ecological footprints. read more about environmental reporting og climate accounting.

To prepare a climate statement, you must quantify the organisation's emissions from different sources, such as electricity consumption, fuel and waste. These quantity data are calculated with emission factors and converted into a common greenhouse gas unit (tCO2e). Our advice is to start simple and not try to take everything at once. Our tool for climate accounting GHG123 gives you an overview of all greenhouse gas emissions. First step: get to know what Scope 1, 2 and 3 are The GHG protocol.

To lead a climate accounting gives your company a thorough overview of its climate impact. This makes it possible to identify and understand the biggest emission sources, set targets for reduction, and contribute to a sustainable future. In addition, a good climate account can improve the company's reputation and meet demands from stakeholders and regulations.