Carbon is no longer a back-office issue. It’s a boardroom priority, an investor demand, and a procurement requirement. The days of focusing solely on operational energy efficiency are over; the market now demands visibility across the entire value chain, which includes embodied carbon. 

When we think about the lifecycle of the products we use everyday, we can draw a straight line from the mine to the landfill. Minerals and metals are dug up, sent to factories to be made into goods, then used by consumers until they run their course and are thrown away. This journey contributes to a range of environmental issues by releasing greenhouse gas emissions and toxic chemicals. This way of doing things simply doesn’t make sense, and endangers both planetary and human