Our marketing approach transforms how you communicate your efforts in managing Scope 3 emissions. It's about crafting a narrative that not only highlights your commitment to reducing your carbon footprint but also educates and inspires your audience. Through innovative marketing strategies, we help you showcase your journey towards environmental sustainability, engaging stakeholders and customers alike in a story of meaningful progress and ecological responsibility.
Scope 3 Emissions Recap
Below is a recap of your focus areas regarding pollution management in your electronics-related operations.
Mining Emissions
Because mining operations involves extracting raw materials necessary for electronic components, we chose to focus on methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) from mining operations. We also considered sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) used in magnesium production.
Manufacturing Emissions
Emissions from production processes includes circuit board manufacturing and component assembly. Our focus is on volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from soldering and welding, and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) from cooling in manufacturing facilities.
Sales Emissions
We decided operations related to selling electronic products, focus on electronics takeback schemes, transportation and energy usage. Emissions primarily consist of indirect emissions such as carbon dioxide (CO2) from electricity use in retail spaces.
Purchases Emissions
We decided to compare two emissions estimates from purchased goods & services: those provided from suppliers and the total emissions from mining, manufacturing and sales (distribution).
eWaste Emissions
Our consultants helped you consider factors like transportation to recycling facilities, the recycling process itself, and the disposal methods for non-recyclable components. potential release of refrigerants like HFCs during the disposal of cooling and refrigeration equipment.