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Neutralité carbone 2050 : enjeux, stratégies et leviers pour une transition verte réussie

Atteindre la neutralité carbone – la Net Zero Initiative – constitue un objectif incontournable pour préserver notre climat, comme le soulignent les experts du conseil climatique de l'Union européenne.

Réduire les émissions de CO2e dans le secteur du transport : une nécessité pour les entreprises

Le transport représente un poste majeur d’émissions de CO2e : l’optimiser, c’est agir efficacement pour un modèle plus durable.

Comment calcule-t-on le carbone ?

Calculer son empreinte carbone, c’est comprendre l’impact de ses activités sur l’environnement. C’est aussi un levier d’action pour réduire ses émissions et innover durablement.

Qu’est ce que la norme ISO 14 067 ?

Le saviez-vous ? La chaîne d’approvisionnement émet en moyenne 11.4 fois plus d’émissions que son activité directe.

Keeping your transport footprint under control with the TK'Blue solution!

Optimisez l’empreinte carbone de vos transports avec TK’Blue ! Cet outil de reporting vous aide à mesurer, analyser et réduire les émissions de GES. Intégré à GCI, il facilite la conformité et valorise votre engagement RSE.

GHG assessment: what next? Examples from our customers

Carrying out a GHG assessment is a key step for any company wishing to understand and reduce its environmental impact. But once the calculation is complete, the key question is: what next?

CSR: a strategic lever for a more responsible and efficient company

An effective CSR approach improves performance and enhances attractiveness to consumers, suppliers and investors.

IPCC report: Issues, findings and actions for companies

The latest IPCC report highlights the sectors most affected and the importance of rapid transformation.

Eco-design: a key lever for responsible, sustainable innovation

By 2020, 75% of companies had already integrated eco-design into their strategy, according to the ADEME barometer. Are you ready to take the plunge?
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Rejets de CO₂ : une expression courante… mais scientifiquement inexacte ?

L’expression "rejet de CO ₂" est couramment utilisée, mais scientifiquement inexacte : on parle plutôt d’émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Pourtant, ce terme reste un repère efficace pour sensibiliser largement aux enjeux climatiques.

Des solutions bas carbones pour un système alimentaire sans énergies fossiles

Et si l’on produisait notre nourriture sans pétrole ni gaz ? Cet article explore les solutions concrètes pour transformer le système alimentaire et en faire un levier puissant de la transition bas carbone.

Carbon plan: how to structure your reduction targets and actions?

Faced with new climate obligations, companies need to structure their low-carbon plan. Discover the key stages and GCI's solutions for a successful transition.

Calculate your carbon footprint: anticipate the carbon tax and reduce your costs

Organizations must now publish detailed information on their sustainability and integrate carbon footprint calculations as a key tool for meeting these new requirements.

Acting for the climate: 3 key actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 

Adopt a low-carbon strategy combining concrete and ambitious measures.

Taxe Carbone: Quels Impacts pour les Entreprises et Comment S'y Préparer?

The carbon tax, a key tool in the energy transition, aims to reduce CO ₂ emissions by taxing polluting activities. While it represents a challenge for businesses, it also offers opportunities for innovation and the transition to sustainable models.

Carbon offsetting players: perspectives and criticisms

Carbon offsetting players have come in for a great deal of criticism, particularly regarding the use of carbon credits and the methodologies employed. This encourages companies to be cautious.

Can we really talk about carbon neutrality?

This article explores the concept of carbon neutrality, discussing its importance, and examining the criticisms and challenges associated with its implementation.

How is the price of carbon offsetting calculated?

This article explores the mechanisms for pricing carbon credits on regulated and voluntary markets.
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Carbon plan: how to structure your reduction targets and actions?

Faced with new climate obligations, companies need to structure their low-carbon plan. Discover the key stages and GCI's solutions for a successful transition.

Are corporate GHG emissions reliable?

Corporate GHG assessments are essential to achieving carbon neutrality, but their reliability is often called into question. Between incomplete data, dependence on external databases and the risk of greenwashing, guaranteeing accurate figures remains a major challenge.

Acting for the climate: 3 key actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 

Adopt a low-carbon strategy combining concrete and ambitious measures.

Mobilize your employees to reduce your carbon footprint and build a resilient future

By educating and training their employees in environmental issues, companies create a major strategic lever.

How can you reduce your carbon footprint?

Reducing their carbon footprint is essential for companies faced with the climate emergency. By adopting energy transition solutions and sustainable practices, they can both comply with regulations and improve their economic performance.
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3 tips to reduce your company's carbon footprint

The carbon footprint is a major issue for companies, while at the same time meeting consumer expectations. Discover three concrete tips for reducing your company's carbon footprint.
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Define and manage your company's low-carbon trajectory

Setting up a low-carbon trajectory is a fundamental issue for companies today. Here's how to get started 👉
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A complete guide to achieving carbon neutrality in the workplace

Here's a detailed guide to help companies make their own contribution to the global goal of carbon neutrality.
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Responsible innovation: definition, challenges and prospects

Innovating without negatively impacting the planet is a major challenge. Here are a few perspectives to help companies meet this challenge.
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Rejets de CO₂ : une expression courante… mais scientifiquement inexacte ?

L’expression "rejet de CO ₂" est couramment utilisée, mais scientifiquement inexacte : on parle plutôt d’émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Pourtant, ce terme reste un repère efficace pour sensibiliser largement aux enjeux climatiques.

Des solutions bas carbones pour un système alimentaire sans énergies fossiles

Et si l’on produisait notre nourriture sans pétrole ni gaz ? Cet article explore les solutions concrètes pour transformer le système alimentaire et en faire un levier puissant de la transition bas carbone.

Carbon plan: how to structure your reduction targets and actions?

Faced with new climate obligations, companies need to structure their low-carbon plan. Discover the key stages and GCI's solutions for a successful transition.

Calculate your carbon footprint: anticipate the carbon tax and reduce your costs

Organizations must now publish detailed information on their sustainability and integrate carbon footprint calculations as a key tool for meeting these new requirements.

Acting for the climate: 3 key actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 

Adopt a low-carbon strategy combining concrete and ambitious measures.

Taxe Carbone: Quels Impacts pour les Entreprises et Comment S'y Préparer?

The carbon tax, a key tool in the energy transition, aims to reduce CO ₂ emissions by taxing polluting activities. While it represents a challenge for businesses, it also offers opportunities for innovation and the transition to sustainable models.

Responsible purchasing: integrating carbon footprints into supplier qualification

Today, integrating sustainability into purchasing decisions is much more than an eco-responsible gesture; it has become an essential CSR strategy.

Mobilize your employees to reduce your carbon footprint and build a resilient future

By educating and training their employees in environmental issues, companies create a major strategic lever.

How can you reduce your carbon footprint?

Reducing their carbon footprint is essential for companies faced with the climate emergency. By adopting energy transition solutions and sustainable practices, they can both comply with regulations and improve their economic performance.
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