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Supplier Scope 2 targets and RE100 membership
DitchCarbon shows which organisations in a portfolio hold a near-term Scope 2 target, whether each is on track, which belong to RE100, and how much of the portfolio's electricity those targets cover.
Each organisation on the Energy Map shows its near-term Scope 2 target status, tested against its own two-year and five-year emissions trends: on track over both, on track over one, off track, too little data to judge, or no target. A separate column marks RE100 members, and a tile gives the share of electricity covered by targets.
A supplier with a Scope 2 target and a falling trend is already doing the work. The most useful thing a buyer can do is know that, leave it to carry on, and spend the engagement effort where no target exists.
Target status comes from the organisation's own published target, or its parent's, read against its reported emissions. A green tick means on track over both the two-year and five-year trends, amber means on track over one of them, and red means off track. Grey marks an organisation with too little data to judge, or with no absolute near-term Scope 2 target.
The portfolio tile weights that by electricity: the share of your allocated megawatt hours sitting with organisations that hold a near-term Scope 2 target. It is the quickest read of how much of your supply chain electricity is already under a commitment.
RE100 membership sits in the next column, drawn from the same initiative data shown on each organisation's profile. Together the two columns separate the suppliers to leave alone from the suppliers to engage.
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