Welcome to the 3rd Annual Scope 3 Emission Reduction Summit 2025
Prepare for a dynamic agenda packed with insightful sessions, interactive discussions, and invaluable networking opportunities. Connect with fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and explore collaborative approaches to drive meaningful change in your organization and beyond.
About the summit
The 3rd Annual Scope 3 Summit brings together industry leaders and sustainability experts from global organizations to tackle the pressing challenges of Scope 3 emissions management. As regulatory landscapes evolve and expectations for transparency rise, companies are facing increasing pressure to address emissions throughout their entire value chain. This summit provides a platform for senior professionals to come together and share real-world experiences, challenges, and solutions in this complex area of corporate sustainability.
Designed specifically for decision-makers and sustainability professionals, the event offers a deep dive into the latest regulatory updates, advanced methodologies for data collection, and innovative approaches to engaging suppliers and optimizing value chains. Across two days of high-level discussion, attendees will gain actionable insights on advanced data management, product design for downstream emission reduction, and financing strategies for Scope 3 initiatives.
The event goes beyond presenting ideas, fostering meaningful conversations, offering opportunities to network, exchange insights, and explore collaborative approaches to reducing emissions and driving sustainability across industries. Join us in Berlin to connect with thought leaders and explore the challenges and strategies that are shaping the next generation of corporate decarbonization efforts.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Industries:
Program Highlights
Regulatory and legislative updates (including CBAM, CSRD)
Scope 3 reporting standards
Upstream and downstream emission management
Effective organizational setup for Scope 3
Product design focused on reducing downstream emissions
Collection and management of Scope 3 data
Partnerships for sustainable development and innovation
Supplier engagement strategies
Contributing to customer decarbonization
Leveraging technology for Scope 3 data collection and reporting
Event Speakers
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Virginie Le Barbu
Global Sustainability Director - International Markets / Lenovo 360 Circle Lead
Roger van Vroenhoven
Procurement Director ESG
Sergio Tortelli
Product Director - evoZero – Net Zero Carbon Captured Products
Andrea Romero
Sustainability Lead
Maartje Collignon
Group Carbon Reporting Manager
Arnaud Hollinger
Climate Change Manager
LyondellBasell
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