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    Field notes11 March 2026

    Flex: 115 million tonnes of shared value-chain emissions

    Manufacturers share supplier networks, materials pathways and regulatory exposure. Progress depends on coordinated supplier decarbonisation.

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    Field notes10 March 2026

    Inter IKEA: the collaborative model in action

    USD 500 million in supplier renewables, USD 200 million in regenerative forestry, USD 300 million in circular initiatives.

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    Sector: Maritime10 March 2026

    The US stands firm against a carbon tax in IMO shipping talks

    Washington's conditions for any IMO net-zero deal, and the alternative green pathways that do not depend on it.

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    Field notes9 March 2026

    Cummins' Destination Zero and product-driven reductions

    347k tCO2e Scope 1, 435k Scope 2, and a target of 55 million tonnes of cumulative product-enabled reductions by 2030.

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    Sector: Aviation8 March 2026

    Boeing's 40,000 tonne removal deal and aviation's next phase

    Supply-chain emissions are where most of aviation's footprint sits. Insetting models are emerging to reach that layer.

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    Integrity8 March 2026

    Transparency and traceability in chemical value chains

    A Nature paper argues for harmonised accounting, digital verification and collaborative governance. Carbon3 is building exactly that.

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    Product7 March 2026

    Sustainability Opportunity Insights by C3's AI

    Enter a company's name and reveal its emissions profile, targets, supply-chain opportunities, investment needs and risks.

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    Policy28 February 2026

    California's SB 253 sets the first Scope 1 and 2 deadline for August 2026

    Scope 3 reporting follows in 2027 for large entities doing business in the state.

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    Policy20 February 2026

    Turning CBAM costs into collaborative opportunities

    Producers upgrade assets and generate inset credits. Downstream buyers co-finance and reduce their Scope 3, often below the cost of offsets or duties.

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    Policy9 February 2026

    CBAM changed the question from whether to decarbonise to whether you can afford not to

    Turning the green premium into a revenue stream from the generated Scope 3 reductions makes the industrial transition bankable.

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    Product1 February 2026

    Emerging Projects data on the C3 platform

    A curated portfolio of more than 550 emerging projects and USD 13 billion in emerging value across aviation, shipping, chemicals and agriculture.

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    Product1 February 2026

    The C3 Emissions Registry is now public

    Sustainability reports and Scope 1, 2 and 3 data for the world's major corporations, centralised and searchable.

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