Manufacturing
Manufacturers usually meet climate regulation through their customers first. A European or Japanese buyer asks for product-level emissions data, and the answer determines whether the contract renews. Good data turns that request from a threat into an advantage.
What is pushing on this sector
- CSRD-driven value-chain data requests from European customers
- CBAM exposure on cement, steel, aluminium, and fertilizer exports
- Rising Scope 2 costs and pressure to secure renewable electricity
- Customer sustainability scorecards tied to procurement decisions
Typical emission hotspots
- Process heat and steam
- Purchased electricity
- Purchased raw materials
- Inbound and outbound logistics
- Process emissions
What we do here
Product carbon footprint
Cradle-to-gate emissions per SKU or product family, built on GHG Protocol Product Standard logic so the number survives a buyer's audit.
Process heat and efficiency roadmap
Boiler, furnace, and utility system assessment with costed options across efficiency, fuel switching, electrification, and on-site solar.
Supplier data programme
A practical way to collect Scope 3 category 1 data from your own suppliers — templates, factors, and an escalation path for the ones who do not respond.
These pages describe our scope and method for each sector. They are not client case studies — we name our approach, not other people's data.
Is your sector on this list?
Tell us what you operate and where you sell. We will come back with the obligations and the measurement scope that actually apply.
Ready to put numbers behind your climate commitments?
Tell us where you are — baseline, target-setting, disclosure, or carbon markets — and we'll propose a scoped starting point.