French manufacturing companies need to reduce their carbon footprint to remain competitive, as part of an essential ecological transition to a more sustainable industry.
Carbon footprint by sector
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From theory to practice: how to implement a responsible purchasing policy
It's easy to talk about a responsible purchasing policy, but how do you set it up and keep it going? Find out with the article's tips and the video advice at the end of the article.
GHG inventory® and low-carbon strategy: the role of the expert
Choose carbon experts to measure, understand and reduce your carbon footprint. GCI can help you make the transition to sustainability.
Understanding the carbon impact of the food industry: from field to plate
The food industry's carbon footprint plays a major role in GHG emissions. Find out more about the different sources of GHG and solutions for reducing the carbon footprint at every stage of the supply chain.
How can we decarbonize the building sector?
Find out how the building sector, a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in France, is embarking on an essential decarbonization process thanks to specific methods, regulations and levers.
How to calculate an event's carbon footprint? Deciphering and improving for a more responsible eventÂ
Every event, whatever its size, generates GHG emissions. But how can these events be made more responsible?
Towards low-carbon agriculture: challenges and opportunitiesÂ
Agriculture is responsible for a significant proportion of greenhouse gas emissions. But how can this sector be decarbonized?
How to decarbonize a company's activities in relation to its business sector?
How can we effectively decarbonize the transport, digital, agriculture and construction sectors? Here are some ideas for action.
The specific impact of digital activities and services in the GHG inventory® report
Decarbonizing the digital sector is a major challenge. But how can we achieve it? Here are a few concrete measures to help your company.
Why and how can you reduce the GHG emissions of your travel and transport operations and improve your Carbon Competitiveness®?Â
Emissions linked to transport are very significant and require concrete action to reduce them.
Carrying out a balance sheet in the tertiary sector
The tertiary sector covers a vast field of activities. It ranges from trade to administration, including transport, financial and real estate activities, business and personal services, education, health and social work.
Because of its different sectors of activity, the possibilities for reducing emissions are many and varied.
Carrying out an assessment in the secondary sector
The secondary sector includes all activities consisting of a more or less elaborate transformation of raw materials (manufacturing industry, construction).
Industrial actors and their financiers are directly concerned by the anticipation of climate change and the construction of a low-carbon economy
Carry out your company's carbon inventory with the CGI platform
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