EPISODE · Aug 28, 2025 · 9 MIN
Episode 8: Carbon Accounting & Transition Plans: The Tools Every Accountant Needs Now
from Chartered Accountants Global Update · host Chartered Accountants Worldwide
In Episode 8 of the Chartered Accountants Global Update, we spotlight one of the most urgent topics facing finance professionals today: carbon accounting and credible climate transition planning.We break down Chartered Accountants Worldwide’s new Carbon Software Provider Guide – your essential resource for navigating the crowded carbon tech market, understanding Scope 1–3 emissions, and choosing the right methodology for your business or clients. From spend-based vs. activity-based approaches to global standards like the GHG Protocol, this guide is built to give accountants clarity and confidence.Then, we preview “Driving Progress” – a must-attend event on September 18th hosted by ICAS as part of the Edinburgh Finance Festival. Hear how experts from Deloitte, SSE, and Royal London Group will tackle what makes a credible and investable transition plan in today's climate-aware capital markets.Whether you're a sustainability beginner or looking to sharpen your advisory edge, this episode delivers the insights and tools to lead on climate accountability in your organisation or practice.
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In Episode 8 of the Chartered Accountants Global Update, we spotlight one of the most urgent topics facing finance professionals today: carbon accounting and credible climate transition planning. We break down Chartered Accountants Worldwide’s new Carbon Software Provider Guide – your essential resource for navigating the crowded carbon tech market, understanding Scope 1–3 emissions, and choosing the right methodology for your business or clients. From spend-based vs. activity-based approache...
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