No-one left behind: An open access approach to estimating the carbon footprint of a Danish clothing company
誰一人取り残さない：デンマークの衣料品企業のカーボンフットプリント推定へのオープンアクセスアプローチ (AI 翻訳)
Thomas Stridsland, William Biørnstad, Kristina Vigen, Kristian Lange Østergaard, Hans Sanderson
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
デンマークの衣料品企業MASCOTを対象に、GHGプロトコル準拠のオープンアクセス排出インベントリを構築し、排出の85%がスコープ3（特に購入品・サービス76%）に集中することを特定。サプライヤーデータの不足と不整合が課題で、セクター共通のオープンデータベースと標準化されたデータ交換の必要性を提唱。CSRDやデジタルプロダクトパスポートが進展を促すと期待。
English
This case study of Danish clothing company MASCOT uses a GHG Protocol-compliant open-access emissions inventory, finding 85% of emissions in scope 3 (76% purchased goods/services). It highlights supplier data gaps and inconsistencies, calling for a collaborative sector-specific database and standardized data exchange. CSRD and Digital Product Passport are expected to accelerate progress.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本ではSSBJ開示が始まり、サプライチェーン排出量（スコープ3）の算定が急務。本稿は、サプライヤーデータの不足という日本企業も直面する課題に対し、オープンデータ活用と業界横断的なデータ基盤構築の重要性を示す。アパレル業界に限らず、製造業全般のScope 3対応に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
This paper addresses a global challenge in scope 3 accounting: supplier data scarcity and inconsistency. It aligns with CSRD and ISSB requirements, emphasizing the need for standardized data exchange and sector-specific databases. The case study provides practical insights for companies navigating disclosure regulations and supply chain decarbonization.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a detailed case study of scope 3 inventory methodology and data gaps in the apparel sector, useful for research on supply chain emissions accounting.
🏢実務担当者:Offers a practical example of building an open-access emissions inventory and engaging suppliers, relevant for corporate sustainability teams facing CSRD/SSBJ compliance.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for sector-specific data standards and collaborative databases, informing policy on climate disclosure and digital product passports.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The textile and garment industry has faced ongoing scrutiny for its environmental impacts, prompting pledges like the UN's Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action (FICCA) targeting net-zero emissions by 2050. Building on FICCA's report on sector limitations, this study introduces an action-oriented case study using a GHG Protocol compliant open-access emissions inventory of MASCOT, a Danish clothing company. We identify most emissions are found in scope 3 (85%), specifically purchased goods and services (76%). Yet, supplier-specific data is limited across global supply chains and often displays methodological inconsistencies. Establishing a common data language between buyer and seller must be achieved for decarbonisation and decision support. Open access databases supplement supplier gaps but often lack the resolution or consistency required for sector specific investigations and decision support. A need for open access standardized data emerges as a crucial first step toward net-zero, filling the sector's data gaps. This study has resulted in greater carbon literacy and data awareness within MASCOT and established a language for supplier-firm dialogue, however, the limitations ultimately prevent these findings from commercial use, as clear and structured methods are still lacking in the sector. For tangible progress, a collaborative sector-specific database is required, alongside structured and verified data exchanges between stakeholders. The CSRD and proposals such as the Digital Product Passport are expected to bring attention to these gaps and expedite progress, however, dedicated sector-specific working groups like FICCA will continue to be essential in driving the necessary focus and informed decarbonisation efforts.
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- openalex https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.139126first seen 2026-08-02 19:14:10
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