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The Agriculture & Food Outlook 2026
Nine in ten tonnes of a food company's carbon sit on farms it does not own.
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Nine in ten tonnes of a food company's carbon sit on farms it does not own.
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Without economic incentives and clear policy mandates, companies see little reason to invest in more expensive sustainable alternatives.
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The transition is accelerating, but the engine remains geographically concentrated.
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Direct mining emissions are small.
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Upstream companies struggle to finance decarbonization.
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A mine's Scope 1 is its customers' Scope 3.
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Grid-scale storage is scaling fast, while data centers add backup capacity to protect uptime rather than to make the grid more flexible.
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Around 30 to 45 carbon capture plants are needed by 2030.
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CCUS investment has grown more than fifteen-fold since 2020, yet almost 90 percent of announced projects have not reached final investment decision.
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Low-carbon cement is not a technology problem.
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Activity-specific action, supplier alignment, shared systems and high-integrity instruments under clear guardrails.
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Setting targets is no longer enough.
Read the articleWeekly analysis of industrial decarbonization and insetting across Scope 1 to 3, from the Carbon3 team.