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NEW: The Bottom Line on Climate Policy series provides quick answers to important questions about climate and energy policy.
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Business CaseCompanies will not invest in projects, including GHG management systems, unless they see the value it will provide to their firms. An understanding of an investment's explicit or implicit positive financial outcome is what is often referred to as the "business case." For companies that are just getting started, the business case helps shape their programs and strategies. For companies that have established programs and are evaluating their performance, it supports continuing or expanding the work. Over time, the thinking behind the business case becomes part of a corporate philosophy for long-term strategic growth in a world of limited resources. Value Propositions for Corporate GHG Management ProgramsBusinesses create a GHG strategy by gauging tangible returns and intangible benefits. Anticipated outcomes, or value propositions, are the indicators of a successful GHG program. |
Managing Emissions Measuring and accounting for greenhouse gas emissions from business practices, including the operations of suppliers and distributors, can help companies set emissions reduction targets and strategically implement projects that most effectively achieve both emissions reduction goals and financial objectives. |
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