Carbon footprint
Achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 means that we must reduce our operations’ direct and indirect carbon dioxide emissions to zero. On the area of emissions resulting directly from our own operations, we are committed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025.
The primary tool in reducing our carbon footprint is to make changes in our operations and supply chain, for example by switching to renewable energy sources. Carbon offset is a secondary means for us, to be used when it is not possible to further reduce our emission levels.
Oriola’s carbon footprint consists of three emission groups: direct emissions, which includes refrigerant leaks; emissions from purchased energy; and indirect emissions in the supply chain. The carbon footprint has been calculated in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol accounting principles and covers the whole company.
Oriola has worked for years to reduce its carbon footprint with systematic targets and plans.
More information about Oriola's carbon emissions can be found in the Sustainability Statement.