01CarbonBlaze explainer
Scope categories organize an inventory.
GHG Protocol guidance helps organizations account for direct emissions, purchased energy, and value-chain emissions. Scope labels describe an inventory framework, not a credit, project, or public claim.
02CarbonBlaze explainer
Value-chain estimates require transparency.
Scope 3 can involve suppliers, customers, travel, products, and other activities beyond direct control. Clear reporting identifies boundaries, data choices, and uncertainty.
03CarbonBlaze explainer
Credits do not replace an inventory.
An organization can discuss carbon credits separately from its inventory and operational reductions. Public language should identify scope, period, action, and evidence.
Common questions
Are Scope 1, 2, and 3 required for everyone?
Requirements vary by jurisdiction and framework. This guide is general information, not compliance advice.
Does Scope 3 include every possible impact?
No. It follows an adopted boundary and methodology.