Scope 3 sits at the intersection of accounting, supply chain management, and regulation — and most companies encounter it from three directions at once: a customer's supplier questionnaire, an investor's disclosure request, and a regulator's reporting deadline. We built Scope 3 Emissions to answer all three from one underlying inventory, rather than treating each as a separate project.

We work globally on GHG Protocol-aligned measurement and CSRD/SEC-oriented reporting, and we carry a deliberate depth on India-specific requirements — BRSR and BRSR Core, CBAM export readiness for Indian manufacturers, and India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme — because that's where the regulatory pace has been fastest and the available expertise thinnest.

Agriculture and food supply chains get particular attention in our research, not as a blog category but as a standing focus area — land-use change and purchased-goods emissions in agricultural value chains are among the least reliably measured Scope 3 categories anywhere, and among the most consequential.