Corporate Carbon Accounting

Corporate carbon accounting enables companies to identify and quantify their carbon footprint, set targets for emissions reduction, and track progress over time. Carbon accounting is increasingly becoming an essential tool for companies looking to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and to meet the expectations of investors, customers, and regulators. Although the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol set a global standard for corporate accounting, numerous approaches have emerged as companies with diverse product lines face challenges in the accurate measurement of full supply-chain emissions.

Founded by Ray C. Anderson, Interface is a leader in setting aggressive sustainability targets and reducing emissions. As part of Georgia Tech's SDG Action and Awareness Week, this webinar features Interface experts: Connie Hensler, Global Director Environmental Management and Product Stewardship, and Liz Minné, Director Global Sustainability.

You will learn about the Interface carbon accounting practices, decarbonization strategy, and lessons learned from the company’s long commitment to emissions reduction.