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Launch of Sustainable Entertainment Alliance's Guidance for Tracking Production Emission Rates, backed by Bafta Albert

Document outlines Evaporated Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions and, in conjunction with the forthcoming 2024 Scope 3 report, provides instruction for chronicling carbon output throughout the entire production process.

Launch of Sustainable Entertainment Alliance's guidance for tracking production emissions, overseen...
Launch of Sustainable Entertainment Alliance's guidance for tracking production emissions, overseen by Bafta Albert

Launch of Sustainable Entertainment Alliance's Guidance for Tracking Production Emission Rates, backed by Bafta Albert

The BAFTA albert guide, a collaboration between the Sustainable Entertainment Alliance (SEA) and the UK screen industry's environmental sustainability organisation, Bafta Albert, is set to revolutionise the way international productions manage and report their carbon emissions.

This innovative guide, aligning with the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, provides clear definitions of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, helping productions understand the different categories of emissions and assign responsibility accordingly.

Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by the production, such as fuel combustion on set. Scope 2 emissions, on the other hand, are indirect emissions from purchased electricity, steam, heating, or cooling used by the production. Scope 3 emissions encompass other indirect emissions from activities up and down the value chain, including travel and supply chain emissions.

By establishing standards for emissions tracking and reporting, the guide ensures that data can be collected uniformly across productions and companies, enabling meaningful comparison and benchmarking. This consistency is crucial for accurate reporting and reducing emissions effectively.

The guide also offers practical advice on creating a Greenhouse Gas Declaration, an inventory and clear record of emissions, compatible with reporting and tracking tools such as the BAFTA albert Toolkit and US platforms like PEACH and PEAR. This support for growing reporting requirements imposed by broadcasters, studios, and regulators is invaluable for productions aiming to meet these demands more effectively.

Crucially, the guide is science-backed and verified by ICF International to meet global reporting standards, fostering transparency and helping productions reduce their carbon footprint systematically across all scopes.

In summary, the BAFTA albert guide offers the international production community a standardised, comprehensive framework to define, monitor, and document their carbon emissions accurately and consistently, aiding sustainable production efforts and industry-wide emissions reductions.

  1. The BAFTA albert guide, in collaboration with technology and environmental science, offers a standardized, comprehensive framework for tracking and reporting Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions in the production industry, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint.
  2. As smart-home devices and gadgets increasingly become part of our daily lives, the guide provides practical advice on creating a Greenhouse Gas Declaration, promoting transparency and accountability in the fight against climate-change.
  3. This science-backed guide, verified by ICF International, aligns with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, providing clear definitions and guidelines for the production industry to understand and manage their environmental impact effectively.

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