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Eco-Lighthouse and Scope 3 - get structure, progress and effect in your climate work

Eco-Lighthouse is currently one of Norway's most recognized certification schemes for systematic environmental and sustainability work. For many companies, Eco-Lighthouse certification is a concrete and documentable step from ambition to implementation.

Aider collaborates with the Eco-Lighthouse Foundation to make it easier for Eco-Lighthouse certified companies to take the next step in climate accounting and climate follow-up.

What does Eco-Lighthouse certification mean in practice?

The Eco-Lighthouse Foundation manages a certification scheme that documents systematic environmental management.

In practice, this means that the company must be able to demonstrate:

structured HSE work
mapping of climate and environmental impact
concrete and measurable improvement measures
annual climate and environmental reporting
continuous improvement

It is not enough to "want" to do something. It must be documented.

For many businesses, the process reveals two things:

They are doing more right than they think
They lack structure, traceability and coherence

Making climate accounting easier - and more value-creating

Aider assists Eco-Lighthouse certified companies with climate expertise, advice and various climate platforms as a supplement to LUMA.

This can include, among other things:

structured data collection and data quality with documentation, traceability and verifiability
climate accounting with more detailed Scope 3 assessments
quality assurance and professional sparring on methodology, delimitations, emission factors and opportunities for improvement
Further development of climate work with practical tools and clear management information

More structured climate accounting provides a better overview of emissions in the business - especially related to Scope 3 in the value chain.

What is Scope 3?

Scope 3 includes indirect emissions in the company's value chain, for example from suppliers, purchasing, transportation, business travel and waste. For many businesses, Scope 3 makes up the largest part of the total climate footprint. That's why better insight into Scope 3 is often crucial to understanding where emissions actually occur and where measures can have the greatest impact.

Get in touch with us about Scope 3?

Frequently asked questions about Scope 3

- Scope 3 includes indirect emissions in the company's value chain, for example from suppliers, transport, purchasing and waste. For many businesses, Scope 3 makes up the largest part of the total climate footprint.
- For businesses that work systematically with climate through Eco-Lighthouse, better insight into Scope 3 provides a more comprehensive understanding of emissions in the value chain and a better basis for improvement measures.
- Better work with Scope 3 is often about
  
  better data basis
  
  more structured climate accounting
  
  clearer methodology and emission factors
  
  better insight into the value chain

Höegh Eiendom received 240 climate accounts in 6 weeks

How do you go from good intentions to actual climate reduction - in a real estate portfolio with over 80 companies?

Höegh Eiendom has taken sustainability seriously for almost 100 years. Now they have taken the next step: full control of emissions per building, per company and for the entire group. Together with Aider and Morescope, they have turned accounting figures into climate figures - and created a tool that provides both management power and competitive advantage.

Contact us for a chat:

Sven Østebø

Head of Business Advisory • Oslo

sven@aider.no

+47 98 54 57 81

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Betina Mele Haveland

Director • Bergen

betina.haveland@emisoft.com

+47 91 57 88 98

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