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The most material contributor to Scope 3 emissions remains Category 11, use of sold products, associated with the Southern African Energy and Chemicals business. Reducing Scope 3 emissions, particularly from the use of sold products, remains complex and is influenced by external factors such as end-use sector efficiency, customer behaviour, and the pace of policy and enabling infrastructure development. For Sasol, addressing these emissions requires a systems-level approach that extends beyond direct operations and encompasses the broader energy and chemicals value chains.

This includes working with customers to support lower-carbon product use, collaborating with partners to advance enabling technologies and alternative feedstocks, and engaging with policymakers to inform frameworks that support scalable, market-based solutions. Through this integrated approach, Sasol aims to contribute to emissions reduction across the value chain while aligning with evolving market and regulatory developments.
 

The most material contributor to Scope 3 emissions remains Category 11, use of sold products, associated with the Southern African Energy and Chemicals business. Reducing Scope 3 emissions, particularly from the use of sold products, remains complex and is influenced by external factors such as end-use sector efficiency, customer behaviour, and the pace of policy and enabling infrastructure development. For Sasol, addressing these emissions requires a systems-level approach that extends beyond direct operations and encompasses the broader energy and chemicals value chains.

This includes working with customers to support lower-carbon product use, collaborating with partners to advance enabling technologies and alternative feedstocks, and engaging with policymakers to inform frameworks that support scalable, market-based solutions. Through this integrated approach, Sasol aims to contribute to emissions reduction across the value chain while aligning with evolving market and regulatory developments.