Articles Tagged with ''carbon footprint''

The Product Carbon Footprint Engine uses existing data from various business units and calculates the emissions generated using a cradle-to-gate approach.

Sustainable solutions provider Perstorp has added new corporate sustainability targets for water and waste to its sustainability strategy.

This second agreement now adds a further 50 MW to Evonik's purchase of 100 megawatts last year.

In an effort to reduced its carbon footprint, the coatings manufacture has acquired an ISO certification for its environmental management system.

With the help of new control technology, the company will be able to reduce its air emissions produced during the production of carbon black.

The milestone – reached at the beginning of the year – is the latest in AkzoNobel’s ongoing efforts to transition to 100% renewable electricity at all its sites globally.

Since 2017, Orion has disclosed its climate-related performance through CDP. Until now, the company has received a “C” score, indicating an awareness level of engagement. CDP says companies with a “B” score have reached the management level. Accordingly, a company with this score has addressed the environmental impacts of its business, and ensured good environmental management.

Manufacturers of paints and coatings can now reduce their carbon footprint, every day, by using a liquid product recovery (often called 'pigging') technology, according to a new report from independent sustainability and energy consultancy Carbon-Zero.

The company installed new solar panels for energy production last month, and is now generating electricity from the panels. Both the instability caused by the current geopolitical situation and high energy prices have influenced the company’s decision to move to solar.

Perstorp is aligning with the new industry standard for product carbon footprint (PCF), developed by the industrial initiative, Together for Sustainability.