Understand where your suppliers stand
Most companies are just beginning to understand Scope 3 GHG emissions from their supply chain
EarthScope's SaaS tool helps you reach out to a large number of suppliers in an automated way and organize their responses. Understand which suppliers have policies and targets already in place and which need a boost to get started measuring emissions.
Meet coming regulatory rules
New regulations in Europe and California are transforming corporate emissions reporting. With mandatory Scope 3 disclosure requirements taking effect through EU CSRD and California SB 253/261, companies need a clear picture of their supply chain emissions. EarthScope's platform gives you the insights you need to track supplier emissions, meet current reporting obligations, and prepare for future reduction mandates.
Measure emissions
EarthScope's helps you measure supplier GHG. Our Saas tool walks suppliers through detailed questionnaires to help them get assessments of where their current emissions stand and the largest contributors.
Align suppliers with your targets
Meeting Scope 3 targets will require cooperation from the supply chain. We help you work with your suppliers to set reduction targets and formulate a plan to achieve them. EarthScope measures key KPIs along the way to track how suppliers are doing.
Base on the latest science
Rigorous science is behind what we do
EarthScope's research team looks the most recent science to determine how to measure and reduce emissions.
Consistent with the carbon accounting
EarthScope's Saas platform is consistent with the GHG Protocol, the leading climate reporting standard.
Supports a variety of standards
EarthScope can help you with CDP reports, TCFD reports, SBTi targets, and more.
Meet our members of our team
“For most companies, the first 10% of Scope 3 improvements are easy wins - things you can do right now. EarthScope's data makes this a reality.“
Neil Saduka, Co-founder, Climate Science
“Our product gives customers visibility on Scope 3. Know who the leaders and laggards are in your supply chain.“
Wilder Kingsley, Co-founder, Business Development
“It's really encouraging to see how many companies have started to focus on sustainability with good results in the last few years. “