Today IFMA’s FMJ published my piece on the contractor-side data gap that’s opening as Scope 3 moves from voluntary best practice to legal obligation — California SB 253, the EU CSRD, and the rest.
The short version: the emissions a company doesn’t own are now reportable, auditable, and increasingly hard to estimate. Facility managers sit directly over that gap, and most of them don’t have a standardized way to ask restoration and specialty contractors for the data they need.
Read the full article on FMJ →
If you’re an FM or a restoration operator, the practical follow-on is the free Scope 3 Contractor Compliance Workbook — five phases, live calculations, a paste-ready contract clause, and an exportable program summary.