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We recognise the need for more comprehensive and transparent accounting of physical GHG inventory emissions, as well as emissions-related information on the actions and market instruments used in an organisation’s decarbonisation strategies.
We recommend making certain elements of the proposed multi-statement GHG reporting structure mandatory, with the remaining elements applied on a voluntary or “comply or explain” basis. We also suggest that the GHG Protocol work closely with the International Sustainability Standards Board and other established frameworks and standards to ensure interoperability.
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