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Terrascope is an end-to-end decarbonisation platform, with agriculture value chain expertise, empowering enterprises to measure and reduce their emissions across operations, supply chains, and portfolios.
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Terrascope’s new FLAG module
Terrascope’s new module enables enterprises in the FLAG (Forest, Land, and Agriculture) sectors to measure land-based emissions from their own operations and their supply chain. Our FLAG module also enables enterprises to measure their decarbonisation initiatives involving carbon sequestration and better land management.
The Asia Food Challenge Decarbonising the Agri-Food Value Chain in Asia
PwC, Rabobank, Temasek, and Terrascope have co-authored the 2023 edition of the biennial Asia Food Challenge Report. This edition recognises the disproportionate contribution of global carbon equivalent emissions by Asia’s agri-food sector, key problem areas to address, and ascertains opportunities to decarbonise its value chain while increasing food production and improving livelihoods.
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Empowering enterprises to keep the planet habitable for all
Reversing the impact of climate change is one of the world’s biggest challenges, and it falls upon enterprises to take the lead. Over 80% of all the emissions reductions necessary for the world to reach net zero, require business level action. Specifically, this means reducing the longtail of emissions residing in complex supply chains – across sectors such as food and agriculture, CPG, retail, manufacturing, transportation, construction and more.
Business leaders don’t really know how they will get there. The first step of getting emissions measurement right, is itself a huge challenge. And for those companies already measuring their emissions, unreliable emissions data is a barrier to implementing effective decarbonisation and supplier engagement.
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What are Scope 3 emissions?
Scope 3 emissions refer to indirect emissions generated by an enterprise’s value chain. The GHG Protocol has identified 15 categories of upstream and downstream activities that are included in Scope 3 emissions. This category of emissions contribute to about 75% of a typical business’ emissions and almost 100% in financial services firms. Cutting emissions across all scopes, especially Scope 3, has significant benefits as regulators, investors, and consumers push towards a net zero economy. -
What is Terrascope's carbon management process?
Terrascope approaches carbon management in 4 phases focusing on:
1. Data Management: Rapidly ingesting emissions data, 5x faster than manual methods.
2. Measurement: Creating accurate emissions baselines, filling data gaps, and validating data with 92% accuracy, even without supplier data.
3. Reduction: Identifying emission hotspots, simulating reduction pathways, setting targets, and developing net zero strategies.
4. Implementation: Helping monitor progress, enhancing internal collaboration through shared dashboards, and simplifying reporting through seamless integrations. -
Why is carbon measurement important for companies?
Carbon measurement and carbon reduction help enterprises with the following:
1. Environmental Responsibility: Carbon measurement allows businesses to quantify and understand their environmental impact, which can drive decarbonisation efforts.
2. Compliance and Reporting: Carbon measurement ensures regulatory compliance, avoiding fines and penalties.
3. Reputation and Stakeholder Engagement: With carbon measurement, businesses can enhance their reputation and strengthen relationships with stakeholders.
4. Supply Chain Management: Terrascope helps companies analyse supply chain activities and collaborate with suppliers to drive carbon reduction across operations. -
What are the various ways AI can help my company make the emissions measurement process more efficient and accurate?
Terrascope is the top choice for businesses seeking an accurate, user-friendly carbon measurement platform.
1. Accuracy and Precision: Terrascope’s machine learning capabilities ensures precise carbon measurement.
2. Ease of Use: Terrascope’s intuitive interface makes measuring and managing emissions accessible and seamless for businesses of all sizes.
3. Data Integration and Scalability: Terrascope eliminates manual data entry, accelerates calculations by 5x, and scales with growing data volumes and sustainability needs.
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What is the impact of carbon management?
By adopting carbon management best practices and strategies, such as renewable energy adoption, energy efficiency optimisation, and carbon offsetting, organisations can minimise their carbon footprint. This leads to environmental benefits, including reduced greenhouse gas emissions, improved air quality, and the preservation of natural resources, while also contributing to global efforts to combat climate change. -
What is carbon accounting?
Carbon accounting is the process of quantifying and tracking greenhouse gas emissions produced or mitigated from a specific entity or activity. It helps businesses and governments measure their carbon footprint, identify emission sources, and assess environmental impacts. However, carbon accounting is still nascent and specialised software like Terrascope will play a vital role in facilitating carbon accounting by collecting, reporting, and managing Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 data. -
What is the future of carbon accounting?
With increasing awareness of climate change, there will be a growing demand for accurate and comprehensive carbon accounting practices. Decarbonisation platforms like Terrascope will enhance precision and efficiency in data collection. Integrating carbon accounting into business strategies is likely to become standard practice, fostering sustainability and driving innovation. Collaborative global efforts will lead to standardised frameworks, making carbon accounting a pivotal tool in the fight against climate change. -
What is a carbon efficiency factor?
The term "carbon efficiency factor" refers to a measure used to assess how effectively a process or technology utilises carbon resources while minimising emissions. Higher carbon efficiency factors indicate more environmentally friendly practices, reducing the carbon footprint. Evaluating and improving this factor play a vital role in mitigating climate change and promoting sustainable development.
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