Scope 3 absolute emissions stacked bar on lime

Summary

A data spread: two columns of explanatory copy on white, facing a lime page with a tall grayscale stacked bar chart comparing Scope 3 emissions across 2023, a restated 2023, and 2024.

Visual description

The left page is white with a "Scope 3" subhead opening two narrow body columns of dense copy, underlined inline terms, and numbered footnotes at the bottom. The right page is saturated lime, carrying a large grayscale stacked bar chart titled "Scope 3 absolute emissions (tonnes CO2 eq)." Three bars (212,924; 268,234; and 363,824 with a "+35.6%" callout) are each split into stacked, in-bar labeled segments (Raw materials and processing, Packaging, Finished goods manufacturing, Goods/services/marketing, Business travel, and upstream transport), with a light value axis at left. The all-caps running header spans the top.

Key takeaway

The matched-system data spread: explanatory columns on white, one large grayscale stacked bar on the brand-color page, with category labels placed inside the bands and a single bold growth callout. It keeps a complicated multi-category, multi-year comparison legible without a busy legend.

Reuse notes

Ideal for emissions, cost, or revenue breakdowns where each total must also decompose into parts across time. Reuse the in-bar labeling and the single percentage callout to flag the headline change. Keep this chart visually identical to the deck's other lime data spreads (same grayscale ramp, same axis style) so readers learn the format once.