September'24 platform updates: Bespoke Emissions Factors
Carbonfact's science team creates bespoke emission factors to accurately reflect the carbon impact of each brand’s specific materials and processes.
We're on a mission to decarbonize the 1 gigaton CO2e fashion industry. Learn from our data, climate, and science experts, as they share their learnings along the way.
PPWR: everything from labeling and environmental claims to recyclability and waste reduction.
Carbonfact's science team creates bespoke emission factors to accurately reflect the carbon impact of each brand’s specific materials and processes.
FLAG emissions in fashion and apparel largely originate from the production of natural fibers like cotton, leather, and wool. In fact, for some apparel brands,...
Question: What is the environmental impact of producing midsoles using the autoclave process, and how does it compare to other methods?
Question: What are the environmental impacts of waterless dyeing techniques compared to traditional dyeing methods?
Packaging - What is better in terms of carbon emissions: recycled paper/cardboard or recycled plastic?
New feature release: You can now view, edit, and see the direct carbon impact of your facilities on your Carbonfact platform.
Question: What are Laurent’s views on future clothing composition? Does he believe more in biobased fabrics or in textile-to-textile fabrics?
Aileen Lerch, the Director of Sustainability at Allbirds, shares why she chose Carbonfact to power the company’s decarbonization journey.
Question: How can we find out the real impact of the textile finishing process?
This article will delve into the specifics of key regulations such as the Substantiating Green Claims Directive, the Waste Framework Directive, and others to...
Deep dive into how your brand can track, measure, and report environmental impact in compliance with the ESRS E1.
This spring, we undertook a comprehensive data update initiative, updating our energy emission factors based on the most recent data available and refining how...
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