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FOOTPRINT CALCULATION Measuring Your Environmental Impact

The road to decarbonization starts here.

Calculating your company’s footprint, whether carbon, plastic, or water, is the keystone to lead companies on their journey towards decarbonization by helping them understand their hotspots and plan mitigation strategies.

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Our Consulting Services

From STRIVE by STX, we will help you to understand the hotspots and sources of emissions within your company, identify potential reductions, and manage your resources efficiently to reduce costs.

Increase your time efficiency

Reduce time spent collecting data and calculating emissions.

Ensure compliance and auditability

We closely monitor the evolution of regulations, frameworks, and protocols to ensure that we implement the latest changes.

Develop a coherent carbon mitigation strategy

We provide you with practical information to develop a coherent climate strategy.

Why Calculate Your Footprint?

Map Your Emissions

Gain a broader view of the sources of greenhouse gas emissions within a company.

Strengthen Your Reputation

Increase productivity through close collaboration with suppliers based on trust and transparency.

Reduce Your Impact and Costs

Identify potential greenhouse gas reductions and manage resources to reduce costs.

Find New Ways to Be More Efficient

Find greenhouse gas reduction opportunities within the company and in the value chain.

Methodologies used for Calculating the Carbon Footprint

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol and the International Organization of Standardization are the most widely used international tools for calculating and reporting the emissions inventory. They classify emissions into three groups:

Scope 1: Direct emissions that occur from sources owned or controlled by the company.
Scope 2: Indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy. The emissions resulting from the production of grid electricity or steam are accounted for under this scope.

Scope 3: Includes the indirect emissions result of an organization’s operations but not owned or controlled by the company.

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FAQs

What steps follow after calculating a carbon footprint?
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After calculating your footprint, we help you identify the best strategies to reduce emissions. This can include switching to renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, using sustainable materials, and optimizing your supply chain. We provide a roadmap tailored to your company’s specific needs and objectives.
What are the benefits of regularly calculating my carbon footprint?
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Many regions are introducing regulations requiring companies to disclose and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. By calculating your carbon footprint, you can better understand your compliance obligations and take proactive steps to meet current and future regulations, such as the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
How does carbon footprint calculation align with regulatory requirements?
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Reducing your carbon footprint can lead to cost savings through energy efficiency, enhance your brand reputation, and help you stay ahead of tightening regulations. It can also improve resilience to climate risks and increase stakeholder trust, including customers and investors who are increasingly focused on sustainability.
How is a corporate carbon footprint measured?
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We calculate carbon footprints by analyzing emissions across three scopes: direct emissions (Scope 1), indirect emissions from energy (Scope 2), and all other indirect emissions, including supply chain impacts (Scope 3). Our approach adheres to international standards, including the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.
What is a carbon footprint, and why should I calculate it?
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A carbon footprint measures the total greenhouse gas emissions caused directly or indirectly by a company’s activities. Understanding your carbon footprint helps you identify key areas for improvement and take steps to reduce emissions, which is crucial for both environmental responsibility and regulatory compliance.