Round Table – Carbon Accounting (November 2024)

Round Table – Carbon Accounting (November 2024)

Following the success of three editions of our CSRD Round Table discussions and the increase in questions regarding other topics relating to CSRD, we are excited to launch a new series of Round Tables on Carbon Accounting. 

Starting next year, many organizations will be required to map out their CO₂ emissions. This process, known as Carbon Accounting, will become a crucial part of your CSRD reporting. It involves not only measuring your company’s direct emissions but also the indirect emissions throughout your entire value chain. Many companies have already started this process, but the GHG-protocol, different calculation methods and a lack of accurate data often lead to questions and challenges. 

This first edition of our Carbon Accounting round table will therefore focus on the key question: What are the essential steps for successfully tackling Carbon Accounting? 

What will we discuss?

During an interactive session, we will discuss challenges and exchange experiences of Carbon Accounting through an industry case presented by Bart Hillen:  

Carbon Accounting at Van Leeuwen Pipes & Tubes 

Bart Hillen is the Group Director of Business Control at Van Leeuwen Pipes and Tubes, where he is working on implementing carbon accounting and specifically scope 3. Previously, he has held finance leadership roles at Heijmans (Manager Group Business Control / Concern Control), Cargotec (Manger Finance), and Applus (Manager Group Business Control).

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Based on Bart’s case, we will discuss the following topics

  • What should I consider with Scope 1,2 and 3: What are the challenges? What aspects are important when taking into account different Scope 3 categories?
  • How do I ensure that I obtain the correct data?: Which types of data I should get? Where can I find this data? What does the GHG protocol describe?
  • How do I take a pragmatic approach without losing accuracy?: Which information is necessary? What are the minimum requirements? Which data is more accurate?

Practical information

Date: Thursday, November 28, 2024
Time: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM (networking drinks until 5:00 PM)
Location: Intire Office – Benoordenhoutseweg 46, The Hague

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