Carbon Data Is Becoming Permission to Sell, Not Just Something to Report

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This episode discusses the evolving role of carbon data in business decision-making and its implications for sustainability.

Get in touch - leave me a message Carbon data is no longer just something companies report. Increasingly, it may decide whether products can be sold at all. In this episode of Climate Confident, I’m joined by Stephen Jamieson, Chief Marketing Officer for SAP Sustainability, to explore why sustainability is moving from the ESG report into the systems businesses use to run supply chains, finance, product compliance, and AI-enabled decisions. We get into what this means for climate tech, decarbo...

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Host: Tom Raftery

Guest: Stephen Jamieson

Topics covered

• carbon data
• sustainability
• ESG reporting
• supply chains
• climate tech

Keywords

• carbon data
• sustainability
• ESG
• supply chain
• climate technology

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Organizations: SAP Sustainability

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