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Introducing the next generation of Supply Chain Manager, designed to help companies report supply chain emissions more accurately and thoroughly while driving meaningful climate action throughout their value chains ?? To learn more and request a demo, see the link in the comments!

?? Thrilled to announce that Optera has been named one of Outside Magazine's Best Places to Work for the third consecutive year! This recognition highlights our commitment to creating an environment where employees can thrive both personally and professionally. From our flexible work policies including unrestricted PTO and bi-weekly Fridays off, to comprehensive benefits and professional development opportunities, we're dedicated to supporting our team's growth and well-being. What truly sets us apart? Our passionate team members working together to combat climate change while fostering a collaborative, supportive culture. As our Sr. Engineering Manager Matt Goodwin puts it: "At Optera, there is a deep curiosity and commitment to deliver a sustainable future. To be able to come to work everyday and know that what I’m doing can help create a better planet, and work with others that feel the same drive, has been a powerful experience in my career." Want to join us in making a difference? Follow us to stay updated on future opportunities! #BestPlacesToWork #Sustainability #ClimateAction #CompanyCulture

One year into the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), we've learned some surprising lessons about what it really takes to comply. Key takeaway? Imperfect data shouldn't stop you from starting your CBAM journey now. Read our latest blog to discover: - Why supplier education is more critical than you might think - Common challenges in identifying CBAM-affected suppliers - How to prepare for the 2026 definitive period, just over one year away Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g7DCecNV #sustainability #CBAM #SupplyChain

?? New research: The future of scope 3 emissions management is more specific data Our latest research reveals a major shift in how companies are tackling their supply chain emissions. The key finding? Leading organizations are moving beyond spend-based estimates to more specific scope 3 emissions data through strategic supplier engagement. Key insights: ?? 70% of large companies are actively engaging suppliers in decarbonization ?? 46% have committed to science-based targets for scope 3 emissions ?? 80% of companies with >$10B revenue plan to use product-level emissions data for supplier decisions But here's the challenge: 40% of sustainability leaders cite scope 3 data gathering as their biggest hurdle. That's why we've created a comprehensive framework for effective supplier engagement. Read our latest blog to learn: ? Why supplier-specific data is crucial for real decarbonization ? How to build an effective supplier engagement program ? What the future of scope 3 emissions management looks like

Sometimes corporate sustainability can be more scary than Halloween. How would YOU scare a sustainability leader in one sentence? Tell us in the comments!

California's climate regulations are moving forward with their original implementation timeline, after Governor Gavin Newsom signed their amendments into law several weeks ago. That means reporting starts in just over a year—review our guide to start preparing for compliance.

?? Sustainability: From nice-to-have to must-have Our new research reveals a shift in corporate priorities: -Supply chain emissions are a focus for the majority of large companies -Sustainability is seen as a key competitive differentiator -Reporting has gone from a once-yearly, check-the-box activity to an ongoing mandate -and more—scan the key findings below and download the report for our full analysis How does your sustainability strategy measure up? Find out in our 2024 Market Research Report: https://lnkd.in/gbpnX4Fj #SustainabilityStrategy #SupplyChainDecarbonization #CorporateReporting

Nearly 70% of large companies are are actively helping their suppliers decarbonize, according to our newest research. This focus on supply chain emissions is crucial, as they often represent the majority of a company's total emissions footprint. Check out all the key findings from this year's Trends in Corporate Emissions Management report here: https://lnkd.in/gbpnX4Fj?

New research: 2024 Trends in Corporate Emissions Management ?? Our latest market research report is out! The findings are eye-opening—they paint a snapshot of a corporate sustainability landscape that has achieved a new level of maturity, but is still evolving: -91% of large companies are now reporting emissions -73% have set science-based targets -68% are actively working with suppliers to help them decarbonize Is your company ahead of the curve or falling behind? Get the full picture in our comprehensive report, with over a dozen key findings and in-depth analysis: https://lnkd.in/gbpnX4Fj #SustainabilityTrends #CorporateClimateAction #EmissionsManagement

Scope 2 emissions can represent a significant portion of a company's overall emissions profile—fortunately, there are concrete steps you can take to reduce them. Click below for our 5-step framework on how to reduce scope 2 emissions.