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ClimateCamp Approach

Stijn Gysemans, CEO of ClimateCamp, outlines their innovative approach to improving supply chain sustainability. They focus on tracking Scope 3 emissions by collaborating with suppliers to provide real insights rather than relying on benchmarks. This method allows companies, particularly in the food and beverage industry, to understand and reduce their carbon footprint effectively 1.

We provide insights in supply chain emissions of companies by collaborating actually with the suppliers together, so that you can act together with your suppliers.

--- Stijn Gysemans

Their campaign in the brewing industry exemplifies this approach, where they engage breweries to become carbon neutral by leveraging existing supplier data, thus creating a network effect that benefits new entrants 2.

   

Carbon Transparency

ClimateCamp employs a VAT-like system to enhance transparency in carbon tracking within supply chains. This system requires suppliers to share their carbon emissions data, akin to how VAT is handled, ensuring each transaction reflects its environmental impact 3. This transparency is crucial for companies aiming to meet EU regulations, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, which mandates Scope 3 emissions reporting 4.

In every transaction that in the future we will do with our partners, either with our suppliers or with our customers, we will also share the carbon tax, so to speak.

--- Stijn Gysemans

By integrating this data into a carbon graph, ClimateCamp facilitates seamless data sharing across the supply chain, enabling companies to allocate emissions accurately and comply with emerging consumer transparency laws.