Voluntary > VCMI’s new flexibility claim idea could backfire, report warns

VCMI’s new flexibility claim idea could backfire, report warns

Published 17:40 on December 22, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:42 on December 22, 2023  / /  Voluntary

Corporates would be left off the hook for climate targets if the VCMI’s new ‘flexibility’ claim idea for Scope 3 emissions is given the green light, warns a report that finds some companies could even increase their climate pollution up to 2030 as a result.
Corporates would be left off the hook for climate targets if the VCMI’s new ‘flexibility’ claim idea for Scope 3 emissions is given the green light, warns a report that finds some companies could even increase their climate pollution up to 2030 as a result.


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