SPHERA SCOPE 3 WEBINAR SUMMER SERIES

Navigate the evolving landscape
of scope 3 emissions

Whether you’re just diving in or driving change – you’re invited

Sphera scope 3 Summer Series

Scope 3 is inherently challenging; there is no single, exact blueprint, and organizations must continually make decisions that balance feasibility, accuracy, compliance and scalability.  

Across this four-part webinar series, Sphera’s experts will provide an actionable roadmap that helps advance your scope 3 strategy.  You’ll learn how to go from preparing for your first scope 3 inventory – evaluating the materiality of categories, identifying data availability, and selecting appropriate emission factor sources and methodologies – to iteratively improving accuracy over time, resulting in an inventory that’s truly representative of your operations and can effectively inform decarbonization planning and meet reporting requirements.

The scope 3 Summer Series will cover:

  • Establish a Scope 3 methodology that supports continuous improvement.
  • Prioritize categories based on business relevance and risk.
  • Apply the right emission factors for upstream purchases.
  • Navigate downstream challenges like transport, use, and end-of-life.
  • Align with GHG Protocol, sector-specific requirements, and key regulations.

Navigating the glide path to scope 3 spend-based reporting and related considerations

For teams just getting started with scope 3 reporting


On-demand

In part I, we explored how to calculate an initial scope 3 emissions inventory, limitations and opportunities of economic input output data, and illustrate how software platforms can automate data collection, calculations, and reporting.  

Learn practical strategies for data organization, selecting appropriate emissions factors, and describe Sphera’s glide path to more detailed and action-oriented measurements enabling continuous improvement.   

Learn how to lay a solid foundation enabling you to optimize your scope 3 strategy.  

Who is this session for:

  • Organizations looking to voluntary disclose scope 3
  • Organizations requiring a scope 3 assessment
  • Large organization based in North America that do not have significant operations in Europe/internationally

Speakers:

Laura Gustavson

Laura Gustavson

Senior Sustainability Consultant

Sphera

Laura Gustavson holds degrees in Environmental Studies, Geology, and Strategic Management with a focus on sustainability. She’s a senior consultant at Sphera, helping companies calculate GHG emissions and implement regenerative, sustainable practices.

Louise Todd

Louise Todd

Senior Implementation Consultant

Sphera

Louise Todd holds an MChem in Chemistry from the University of Oxford. Dynamic and comfortable with ambiguity, she builds strong relationships through patience and curiosity. Analytical and resourceful, she thrives on challenges that push her to learn and grow.

Utilizing mass-based data to identify hotspots and opportunities in your scope 3 reporting

For teams looking to improve their scope 3 reporting using mass-based emission factors


On-demand

In part II we delve into augmenting your inventory with granular, mass-based emissions factors, for your purchased goods and services, to identify hot spots at a precise product / material level.  This crucial transition not only removes significant uncertainty from your corporate carbon footprint, but by understanding hotspots at a product / material level, enables you to understand decarbonization opportunities through alternate design / sourcing decisions.  

We also cover best practices for quantifying complex categories—like transport, waste, and product use—where spend-based data falls short, emphasizing the need for activity-based data to improve accuracy, especially for manufacturers, retailers, and logistics providers. 

Watch part II of this series to gain actionable insights into refining your scope 3 inventory and driving targeted reduction strategies. 

Who this session is for:

  • Organizations trying to identify scope 3 emissions hotspots which can be reduced by their product design and sourcing decisions
  • Organizations seeking to calculate downstream categories, such as waste, transportation and use of sold products, with greater accuracy and insight
  • Organizations reporting to SBTi who need an accurate inventory

Speakers:

Talha Tariq

Talha Tariq

Sustainability Consultant

Sphera

Talha Tariq is passionate about using his Environmental Engineering background to help clients tackle complex climate challenges. With experience across roles, he applies technical expertise to drive impactful, practical solutions that support a more sustainable future.

Preyasi Patel

Preyasi Patel

Director, Consulting

Sphera

Preyasi Patel, Director of Consulting Delivery at Sphera, has 10+ years of ESG experience helping global organizations navigate complex reporting demands. She guides companies in optimizing ESG data and decision-making, while also leading Sphera’s internal ESG program.

Matthew Pakula

Matthew Pakula

Director, EHSS Sales

Sphera

Matthew Pakula brings over 25 years of success in business development, account management, and revenue growth across industries including utilities, finance, tech, and government. Known for selling effectively at all levels, he excels in engaging C-suite and senior executives.

Leveraging supplier-specific product carbon footprint (PCF) data for enhanced scope 3 reporting

For teams who need support engaging their suppliers


On-demand

The final webinar in our Scope 3 Summer Series focuses on enriching your GHG inventory through accurate and actionable supplier PCF data. This session will explore the importance of a targeted approach, the importance of complete cradle-to-gate GHG data, how to integrate this into your inventory and how that can be leveraged as part of your decarbonization plan. We’ll discuss best practices for data validation, supplier collaboration, and leveraging software platforms to manage and report PCF data effectively.

Learn how to enhance the accuracy of your scope 3 reporting through this data source, drive meaningful decarbonization strategies through supplier engagement, and unlock the potential for collaborative emissions reduction initiatives.  

Join us to elevate your scope 3 strategy to the next level and demonstrate your commitment to continuous improvement. 

Who this session is for:

  • Organizations looking to mature their existing scope 3 program
  • Organizations who want to scale their supplier data collection process
  • Organizations looking to understand how to leverage their suppliers as part of the decarbonization strategy

Speakers:

Mike Bruce

Mike Bruce

Solution Consultant

Sphera

Mike Bruce drives sustainable transformation at Sphera, guiding organizations through ESG data, Scope 3 reporting, and utility integration. With deep expertise in frameworks like CSRD, CDP, GRI, and TCFD, he delivers results that go beyond compliance to real environmental impact.

Huzaifa Yawar

Huzaifa Yawar

Solution Engineer

Sphera

Huzaifa Yawar is a Solution Engineer at Sphera, helping companies align ESG goals with evolving regulations. With a background in environmental engineering and a passion for sustainability, he turns frameworks like CSRD, Scope 3, and TCFD into real impact.

Mark Evans

Mark Evans

Director, Business Development, Sustainability Consulting

Sphera

Mark Evans is a sustainability and business development leader with 20 years of experience across North America and Asia. He specializes in ESG strategy, LCA software, GHG inventories, and supply chain programs—driving impact at the intersection of consulting, software, and data.

Scope 3 masterclass: Method upgrade for progress reporting and transition planning 

For teams committed to improving tracking toward identified decarbonization goals 


On-demand

As organizations advance in their decarbonization journeys, the focus shifts from building initial carbon inventories to preserving consistency and credibility in emissions reduction tracking over time. 

In this scope 3 masterclass, we’ll focus on improving scope 3 methodologies and ensuring reliable progress reporting. You’ll learn actionable strategies for refining scope 3 boundaries, upgrading inventories and adapting to updated scientific standards like IPCC AR6 and IEA. We’ll cover how to manage emission factor updates, maintain consistency across reporting years, and align with cutting-edge methodologies to enhance transparency and credibility in your carbon tracking efforts.  

Who this session is for: 

  • Have established decarbonization roadmaps and want to strengthen progress tracking 
  • Aim to improve accuracy and transparency for transition readiness 
  • Report to SBTi and may need to recalculate base year emissions 

Speakers:

Vanessa Wilcken

Vanessa Wilcken

Consultant, Strategic Advisory Services

Sphera

Vanessa Wilcken is a Consultant at Sphera focused on GHG accounting, Scope 3, climate targets and decarbonisation. With a background in mechanical engineering, she works on product carbon footprints and life cycle assessments.

Isabel Fullana

Isabel Fullana

Senior Consulting Manager, Strategic Advisory Services

Sphera

Isabel Fullana, Senior Consulting Manager at Sphera, leads ESG and carbon strategy projects. With 14+ years in LCA, EPDs and net zero, she supports companies in ESG reporting, Scope 3, decarbonisation and climate risk.

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