Agendi

Moody's wanted emissions reduction targets aligned with its global climate goals, which required an accurate inventory of scopes 1, 2 and 3. Agendi quantified the full Scope 3 inventory, including employee commuting surveys and data from thousands of suppliers, using site-specific primary sources across Moody's operations. It then delivered a strategic roadmap combining a 100% global renewable energy action plan, a supplier engagement programme to cut value chain emissions, and quality offsets for residual emissions from operations, business travel and commuting. On that basis Moody's set science-based targets consistent with the Business Ambition for 1.5°C, and its progress supported its CDP and TCFD disclosures.

• Full Scope 1, 2 and 3 inventory, with data from thousands of suppliers
• Science-based targets consistent with the Business Ambition for 1.5°C
• Roadmap with a 100% global renewable energy action plan and supplier engagement

WRI, co-author of the GHG Protocol, asked Agendi to quantify its work-from-home emissions, improve its Scope 2 calculations and calculate, for the first time, the emissions of its endowment portfolio. Agendi designed a survey on home office equipment, extra energy use and the home workspace, and extrapolated the answers to the whole workforce. It reworked Scope 2 using eight regional locations instead of three. For financed emissions, it benchmarked methods, selected the PCAF Standard and used company-specific CDP data, with US EPA industry factors where CDP data was missing. WRI now has a clearer view of its footprint split between office and remote work, and data to inform how its endowment is invested.

Refinitiv already reported to CDP but needed to disclose against all 11 TCFD recommendations, including a scenario analysis of its strategy. Agendi mapped physical risks for each key site under a high emissions scenario (IPCC RCP 8.5): severe weather, water stress, heat stress, sea-level rise and flooding, with risk levels based on disruption to operations. It explored transition risks and opportunities under a below 2°C scenario (IEA Sustainable Development Scenario), with carbon price modelling of the direct impact on operations and the indirect impact on purchased goods and services. The results fed Refinitiv's enterprise risk management and allowed it to publish its first comprehensive TCFD disclosure in its sustainability report.

• Physical risk mapping of key sites under IPCC RCP 8.5
• Transition risks and carbon price impact modelled under a below 2°C scenario
• First comprehensive TCFD disclosure in the sustainability report

Work & Co, a technology and design company with 400 employees in the US, Europe and Latin America, wanted to measure its first carbon footprint and use it to engage staff. Agendi gave the team a crash course in carbon accounting, guided data collection across scopes 1, 2 and 3 and filled data gaps with expert judgement. It recommended reduction measures: LED lighting and occupancy sensors, virtual meetings instead of travel where possible, economy class travel, and more recycling and recycled catering supplies. Work & Co shared the results at an all-staff meeting and let employees vote on the offset projects to fund: a clean cookstove project in Kenya (Gold Standard) and a REDD+ project in Brazil (Verra).

• First Scope 1, 2 and 3 footprint measured
• Reduction measures identified for offices and travel
• Employees chose the certified projects funded for the remaining emissions