Let Good.Lab power your GHG journey. From transforming emissions data into actionable, science-based targets that build customer trust and secure SBTi approval. Our comprehensive solution covers every step—from measuring and tracking to reporting—ensuring you meet your reduction goals.
Discover how you can confidently set and achieve your GHG targets.
Stand out in a competitive market. With rising customer demands and evolving supply chain mandates, setting science-based greenhouse gas (GHG) targets isn’t just smart—it’s essential.
Marriott Requires 22% of suppliers (by emissions) covering purchased goods, capital goods, and upstream transportation to have science-based targets by 2028.
Keurig Dr. Pepper Mandates that 50% of suppliers (by emissions) across purchased goods, downstream transportation, processing of sold products, and end-of-life treatment set targets by 2024.
Staples Expects 70% of suppliers (by spend) in areas like purchased goods and upstream transportation to achieve GHG reduction targets by FY2027.
Aldi Aims for suppliers covering 75% of product-related emissions to establish science-based targets by 2024.
AstraZeneca Plans for 95% of key supplier spending to go to companies with approved science-based targets by 2025.
By meeting these mandates, you not only secure your position in the supply chain but also demonstrate a robust commitment to reducing climate risks—keeping you competitive and future-ready.
Good.Lab offers comprehensive, end-to-end greenhouse gas emissions software along with a dedicated consultant to take you from baseline measurement to SBTi-approved target setting—ensuring you meet every customer expectation and regulatory requirement.
Get an accurate, comprehensive snapshot of your emissions to establish a clear starting point for your reduction journey.
View your GHG baseline and target trajectory based on a range of science-based or custom scenarios for Scope 1, 2, and 3.
Measure your annual GHG reduction, report metrics, and refine your decarbonization strategy in real time.
Download GHG emissions reports and calculations to support your company’s sustainability disclosures—whether required or voluntary to share with your stakeholders.
“Good.Lab provided the expertise, guidance, and software to give us complete confidence in the accuracy of our emissions calculations and meaningfully implement a plan to achieve our net zero ambitions.”
Amanda Turner
VP of Product & Impact Innovation
Greenhouse gas (GHG) targets are specific emissions reduction goals set by companies to reduce their GHG emissions over time. These targets are usually in line with relevant global goals, like reaching net zero emissions by 2050 or sooner.
At Good.Lab, we simplify the GHG target-setting process with a data-driven, compliance-ready approach in line with industry best practices:
Assess Your Emissions Baseline – We help companies measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions using industry-leading methodologies.
Benchmark – Compare your emissions against industry peers to define a feasible reduction pathway.
Select the Right Target – Choose the right target based on business needs and goals.
Reduce Impact – Optimize operations, adopt renewables, and enhance supply chains.
Monitor Progress – Annually report emissions to track your progress toward your goal.
A science-based target is a GHG reduction goal that aligns with climate science. Its goal is to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C or well below 2°C. These targets are designed to ensure companies meet the globally agreed-upon targets under the Paris Agreement and avoid the worst effects of climate change.
The SBTi is a group set up to create best practices and to validate companies’ science-based emission reduction targets in line with climate science. Its goal is to ensure businesses contribute to limiting global warming to 1.5°C or well below 2°C, as outlined in the Paris Agreement.
The main reason companies will set a science-based target is because their biggest customer requests them to do so, and in doing so helps them maintain their business relationship. However, there are also other benefits in potential cost reductions, efficiency, gains, risk mitigation, and improved brand reputation.