Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) Guide

Why Corporate Carbon Footprint Measurement Matters for Your Business
Measuring a Corporate Carbon Footprint (CCF) has moved from a voluntary sustainability exercise to a regulatory and strategic necessity. Frameworks such as CSRD, alongside growing investor and customer expectations, require companies to calculate, document, and disclose emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3 in line with the GHG Protocol.
Beyond compliance, CCF measurement enables companies to identify emission hotspots, improve operational efficiency, manage climate-related risks, and build trust through transparent, auditable data. However, many organizations struggle with fragmented data, unclear boundaries, and complex value chains – especially when Scope 3 emissions are involved.
osapiens experts have created this guide to explain how Corporate Carbon Footprint measurement works in practice, which standards and requirements apply, and how companies can establish a reliable, scalable approach.