If you are business based in Suffolk, or looking to deliver services to any of Suffolk’s larger corporate organisations or local authorities, these workshops will support you to understand the sustainability requirements of these larger organisations and improve your competitiveness in public and private sector procurement.
Scope 3 Reporting and Engaging with Value Chains
Date: Thursday 7th May 2026 10:30 – 13:00
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Scope 3 emissions coming from across the value chain often make-up the majority of a company’s carbon footprint, yet they are also often the most difficult to measure and influence. This webinar shows you how to build credible Scope 3 reporting aligned with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. You’ll learn practical ways to engage suppliers, improve data quality over time, and embed Scope 3 management into core procurement and sustainability processes.
Who is it for
Businesses looking to supply larger organisations working in Suffolk that require carbon reporting and sustainability credentials as part of their procurement and tender processes.
What you’ll gain
- Clear understanding of greenhouse gas reporting
- Practical steps to measure and report emissions
- Confidence responding to sustainability questions in tenders
- Insight into Scope 3 and value chain expectations
- Improved competitiveness in public and private sector procurement
Why it matters
Large organisations increasingly require suppliers to evidence carbon reduction and sustainability performance. Businesses that can measure, report, and communicate their impact are better positioned to win and retain contracts.
Who is delivering this workshop?
The environmental charity Groundwork East will be delivering these workshops on behalf of the Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network. The High Energy Users’ Network is funded by the Suffolk Public Sector Leaders Group as part of the Suffolk Climate Emergency Plan.
The Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network (HEN) brings together major Suffolk businesses that are at the forefront of reducing carbon emissions, alongside Suffolk Chamber, the University of Suffolk, and Groundwork East.
The High Energy Users’ Network is also supporting smaller Suffolk businesses in the supply chains of these large energy users, providing them with guidance and support to improve resilience and reduce their environmental impact. As part of this Groundwork East are delivering a series of free, practical workshops delivered online which will support emissions reductions across the supply chain.
You can find out more about the project and the support available here: Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network | Suffolk Chamber of Commerce
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