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FLAG, LSRG and the new climate target rules – what do they actually mean?

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This applies if:

  1. You operate in sectors such as food, agriculture, forestry or textiles
  2. FLAG-related emissions account for more than 20% of your Scope 1–3 emissions

Since May 2023, SBTi requires companies to set FLAG targets.
And to do so, you need calculations that follow the GHG Protocol’s new Land Sector and Removals Guidance (LSRG), which will be officially released in December.

We’ve already built LSRG support into Emission Twin.

That means you can already today:

  • Break down your emissions according to the LSRG structure
  • Get better insights into land use, agriculture, and biogenic flows
  • Prepare to set FLAG targets, directly within your climate data

This makes it easier to:

  • Get started on time
  • Avoid manual Excel workarounds
  • Reduce dependency on external consultants

Not sure if this applies to you?

You’re far from alone, get in touch and we’ll figure it out together.

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