The Carbon footprint analysis is a methodology that measures all the greenhouse gas emissions on which a company's activity depends: those that the company is directly responsible for (like using oil or gas), but also those generated by its entire value chain: customers, suppliers, suppliers of our suppliers, etc. This year, we worked with **Sami** that helped us categorize all of our emissions for 2022 and calculate the footprint of each.

👉 We will now be able to focus on the items with the most impact and implement the right measures to reduce them.

1. What has been done since the last carbon footprint in 2021?

2. Results for 2022 carbon footprint

a. Overall emissions

b. Focus on IT

c. Focus on suppliers

d. Focus on life at Hublo

3. Actions we are taking

🦾 What has been done since the last carbon footprint in 2021?

<aside> ⏪ You can find our past results 👉here👈

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🌍 OVERVIEW OF 2022 EMISSIONS

Overall emissions

<aside> 🟪 1016 tons of CO2e

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<aside> 🟣 Double since our last analysis

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Footprint per revenue

<aside> 🟦 96 kgCO2e/K€ of CA

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<aside> 🔵 Stable since our last analysis

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Footprint per employee

<aside> 🟥 1.2 tCO2/employee

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<aside> 🔴 Divided by 7

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💡 Our overall emissions has doubled. However, this has to be seen in the context of the growth that Hublo has experienced between these two analyses. Indeed, Our footprint per revenue & our footprint per employee are stable since ou previous analysis. This means that we can grow serenely without exponentially increasing our carbon footprint! 💡 Furthermore**, those figures are median compared to other companies like us** (50% of companies have a higher results and 50% have a lower one).