Scope 3 Matters — And So Does Who You Work With

Sustainability reporting is no longer a buzzword—it’s business-critical. And for many companies in Singapore, especially those newly navigating ESG disclosures, one area remains a blind spot: Scope 3 emissions.

A recent report by SGX RegCo and NUS Business School shows that while companies are making progress on Scope 1 and 2, only 29% have reported on Scope 3. That’s despite it often making up the bulk of a business’s total carbon footprint. It’s not for lack of importance—just complexity.

But here’s the reality: while regulations may roll out in phases, the direction is clear. Scope 3 isn’t going away. If anything, it’s becoming more expected, especially from clients, investors, and global partners who want transparency through every layer of the supply chain. That’s where partners like us come in.

At T1 Glass, we’re not just a product supplier—we’re part of your value chain. And when you work with us, you’re also working with a vendor who understands what’s coming, and is already doing the work.

✅ We track and monitor our energy usage

✅ We’ve pledged science-based emissions reduction through SBTi

✅ And we’re building systems to make Scope 3 reporting easier for you

We know that the products we supply—glass, aluminium, profiles, doors—ultimately fall under your Scope 3 emissions. So we’ve made it our responsibility to be read because working with suppliers who are ESG-aware isn’t just helpful—it’s strategic.

Our role might be behind the partitions, but we’re here to help you report with confidence, stay ahead of regulatory change, and deliver on your sustainability goals.

After all, good data makes good decisions—and better partners make all the difference.