A global, comparable picture of carbon accounting practice
Organizations are under growing pressure to measure, verify and reduce their carbon footprint, yet reliable data on actual practice remains fragmented, concentrated on large corporations and difficult to compare across markets. This makes it hard for sustainability teams and leadership to benchmark progress or prioritize where to act next.
The Carbon Footprint Radar 2026 addresses this gap. Produced by Sami in partnership with us, alongside HEC Paris, EDF and SEPA, it draws on 507 analyzed responses from 62 countries to compare corporate carbon footprint practices, drivers, barriers and verification by region, sector and company size.
Inside the report
- Where companies stand on corporate and product footprints
See how measurement practice varies by region, sector and company size, including the divide between corporate and product-level carbon footprinting.
- What drives measurement and what holds it back
Understand the leading drivers behind carbon measurement and why Scope 3 data remains the barrier that experience and resources do not resolve.
- Artificial intelligence and third-party verification
Explore how AI adoption and independent verification are progressing across regions, including where verification is already more established than assumed.
- From measurement to action
Review how companies are structuring reduction plans and where the gap between measuring and acting still needs to close.