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Written by: Lanre C. Oluborode Last Updated: December 2,2025. Digital activity has become one of the largest and fastest-growing contributors to corporate emissions. Every streamed meeting, cloud-hosted database, and server request draws energy from somewhere, often far from the eyes of the organisation creating the demand. Yet despite the rapid rise of digital infrastructure, the GHG Protocol treats these emissions within its established framework. There is no special catego

Written by: Lanre C. Oluborode Last Updated: November 25, 2025. In today’s world, sustainability sells . Consumers are increasingly aware of the climate crisis, and many want to make choices that align with their values. Companies have responded by promoting eco-friendly initiatives, products, and goals. But how can we tell if these claims are genuine—or just a marketing tactic known as greenwashing ? What is Greenwashing? Greenwashing  happens when a company makes misleading

Written by: Lanre C. Oluborode Last Updated: May 21, 2025 When we think about carbon footprints, we often imagine big things—factories, cars, airplanes. But many everyday activities quietly add up to significant carbon emissions , contributing to climate change in ways we don’t always see or consider. What Is a Carbon Footprint? Your carbon footprint  is the total amount of greenhouse gases (mainly CO₂) emitted directly or indirectly by your actions. This includes everything

Written by: Energy Guardians Last Updated: October 26, 2025. Procurement is no longer just a back-office function focused on cost savings and supplier contracts. In a world facing resource constraints, climate targets, and rising stakeholder expectations, procurement is becoming a strategic lever for sustainability. But the key question remains; how is procurement currently organised, and to what extent are sustainability criteria actually being applied in tenders? Let us tak