In 2024, the first tenders using the CO2 Performance Ladder in France were launched. And not by any old procuring parties. Participants include the national postal company La Poste, grid operator RTE and RESAH, the central purchasing body for the healthcare sector. Together, the tenders cover an amount of several…
CO2 Performance Ladder 4.0 aims to align as closely as possible with international standards and legislation, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). But what exactly is their relationship between them? Where do they differ or converge? In this blog, we discuss…
To halt climate change, the EU has set ambitious targets for the reduction of CO2 emissions. Through various directives, these targets are translated into concrete rules and requirements for countries, sectors and industries. Many of these directives are closely linked to the CO2 Performance Ladder. In this blog, we list…
Whereas a few years ago the CO2 Performance Ladder was only used in tenders in the Netherlands and Belgium, dozens of tenders are now running with the Ladder in various European countries. The international roll-out can therefore safely be called a great success. The movement thus set in motion will…
The Sustainable Development Goals aim to combat poverty, climate change and inequality worldwide, among other things. Reducing CO2 emissions plays an important role in this. By working with the CO2 Performance Ladder, your organisation can contribute to achieving various SDGs. In this blog, we explain what the SDGs are and…
Transport for London (TfL), the integrated transport authority responsible for the operation and improvement of London’s transport network, is currently testing the use of the CO2 Performance Ladder in the UK. In a podcast hosted by UK partner Action Sustainability, Anna Fish and Henry Yeomans of TfL talk…
Step 2 and 3 are the highest steps of the CO2 Performance Ladder version 4.0. Both focus on CO2 reduction with the supply chain and even beyond. Step 3 requires the most ambitious targets and plans. In this blog, we explain which requirements apply to Step 2 and 3 and…
As the urgency to address climate change grows, organisations face a growing number of tools designed to help them reduce their carbon footprint. Two such tools, the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and the CO2 Performance Ladder, are well-regarded for their ability to guide organisations toward meaningful emissions reductions. While these…
The five levels of the CO2 Performance Ladder are giving way to three steps in version 4.0. The first step – Step 1 – focuses on CO2 reduction within your own organisation. In this blog, we explain what Step 1 means, how the requirements of version 4.0 have changed compared…
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