What is a carbon footprint and how do I measure Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions?

A carbon footprint measures the total greenhouse gas emissions caused by an organisation. Scope 1 covers direct emissions from owned or controlled sources. Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased energy. Scope 3 covers all other indirect emissions in the value chain — typically the largest and most complex category, including purchased goods, transportation, business travel and product use. Everloop calculates all three scopes using recognised methodologies, moving beyond spend-based estimates to build a rigorous, credible picture of your emissions.

What are Science Based Targets (SBTi) and how do I set them?

Science Based Targets (SBTi) are emissions reduction targets aligned with the latest climate science — specifically the reductions needed to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Setting SBTi targets requires a credible baseline carbon footprint, an understanding of your highest-impact emissions sources, and a modelled decarbonisation pathway showing how targets will be achieved. Everloop supports organisations through the full SBTi process, from footprint to approved targets.

What is physical climate risk and why does it matter for my business?

Physical climate risk refers to the financial and operational risks businesses face from climate-related hazards such as flooding, heatwaves, water scarcity, extreme storms and sea level rise. These risks affect asset values, supply chains, insurance costs and operational continuity — and are already materialising. Everloop assesses physical climate risk at asset level across short, medium and long-term horizons using proprietary climate risk data covering 11 hazards worldwide.

What is TCFD and does my business need to report against it?

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) is a global framework for disclosing climate-related risks and opportunities to investors and stakeholders. TCFD reporting is now mandatory for many large UK businesses and is increasingly required by investors and supply chains. Everloop helps organisations evaluate their practices against TCFD requirements, draft compliant disclosure reports and build climate risk management processes they can stand behind.

What is a decarbonisation strategy and how do I build one?

A decarbonisation strategy is a prioritised action plan for reducing your organisation's greenhouse gas emissions in line with your targets and business strategy. It starts with a credible carbon footprint, identifies your highest-impact emissions hotspots, models intervention scenarios, and sets out a sequenced roadmap with clear milestones, ownership and deliverables. Everloop builds decarbonisation strategies that are ambitious, realistic and aligned with frameworks including SBTi.

What does Carbon Literacy training involve?

Carbon Literacy training builds awareness and capability across your organisation so teams understand the science of climate change, own your emissions data, and can confidently lead climate conversations. Everloop's accredited Carbon Literacy training gives every participant a recognised certificate and equips them to take meaningful action both individually and within your organisation — from boardroom to procurement.

Everloop Nexus

The world does not need more climate & circularity innovation sitting on the shelf - solutions need to be embedded in supply chains, infrastructure, products, and markets, building the new normal. This is not just about climate action, this is about business resilience and confidence in future revenues.

That opportunity sits where innovation meets corporate supply chains and regenerative design.

It's why we set up Everloop Nexus: to help close the innovation adoption gap, and scale innovations that work with nature, not against it.

Our focus areas

✓ Climate & Water resilience technologies

✓ Biomaterials

✓ Waste to value solutions

How we can help

Our experience spans corporates, funders and innovators across international markets. We speak their languages and understand their challenges. We provide strategic and pragmatic support where adoption actually gets stuck, across the climate and bioeconomy ecosystem, and in the connections between the players in it.

Supply chains are global. So are we, working wherever these solutions come from, or make the most sense.
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Support for corporates seeking new climate & materials solutions

Corporate innovation readiness
Innovation sourcing with solution/use case fit
Innovation process support & pilot development
Partnership facilitation

Support for innovation funders

Portfolio entities advisory for corporate procurement readiness
Innovation sourcing - post-proof pre-scale with credible impact frameworks
Partnerships facilitation

Support for scale ups

Connections to funding and corporate buyers
Impact story refinement
Environmental lifecycle impact assessment
Translating technical and environmental gains into corporate language and procurement
Connections into venture growth ecosystems

We work internationally.
In India, our work is delivered through our Prvaah partnership.
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Corporate, funder, innovator or anyone else working on scaling up climate & biomaterial innovations - if you're working on any of this, get in touch. We'll find the right way to work together.

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