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Aurélie Fabre Institute's Journey Towards Net Zero with Greenly

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Applicable Functions	Procurement
Use Cases	Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems
Challenge	The Aurélie Fabre Institute, a wellness institute based in Tours, France, was keen on understanding and reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The institute wanted to evaluate the carbon footprint of its product purchases and commit to a more sustainable ecosystem. However, the institute lacked the necessary tools and expertise to measure its carbon emissions accurately. The challenge was to carry out a comprehensive GHG assessment that would not only quantify the institute's carbon footprint but also help structure its environmental policy and devise a long-term action plan for emission reduction. Read More
About Customer	The Aurélie Fabre Institute is a wellness institute located in Tours, France. It was founded by Aurélie Fabre in 2011 with a concept based on providing high-quality services that respect both the skin of its clients and the planet. The institute strives to maintain a positive working atmosphere, ensuring that its employees receive the same level of consideration as its clients. The institute is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions and working towards a more sustainable and responsible digital world. Read More
Solution	The Aurélie Fabre Institute partnered with Greenly, a company specializing in carbon accounting, to carry out its GHG assessment. Greenly's solution provided a detailed breakdown of the institute's carbon emissions, highlighting the significant contributors. The assessment took into account not only direct energy-related emissions (Scope 1 & 2) but also indirect emissions caused by service providers and services used by the company (Scope 3). This comprehensive analysis allowed the institute to gain a clear understanding of its carbon footprint, which stood at 33t CO2. The insights derived from the assessment enabled the institute to structure its environmental policy better and devise an action plan for long-term emission reduction. Read More Log in to view content
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Applicable Functions

Procurement

Use Cases

Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems

Challenge

The Aurélie Fabre Institute, a wellness institute based in Tours, France, was keen on understanding and reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The institute wanted to evaluate the carbon footprint of its product purchases and commit to a more sustainable ecosystem. However, the institute lacked the necessary tools and expertise to measure its carbon emissions accurately. The challenge was to carry out a comprehensive GHG assessment that would not only quantify the institute's carbon footprint but also help structure its environmental policy and devise a long-term action plan for emission reduction.

About Customer

The Aurélie Fabre Institute is a wellness institute located in Tours, France. It was founded by Aurélie Fabre in 2011 with a concept based on providing high-quality services that respect both the skin of its clients and the planet. The institute strives to maintain a positive working atmosphere, ensuring that its employees receive the same level of consideration as its clients. The institute is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions and working towards a more sustainable and responsible digital world.

Solution

The Aurélie Fabre Institute partnered with Greenly, a company specializing in carbon accounting, to carry out its GHG assessment. Greenly's solution provided a detailed breakdown of the institute's carbon emissions, highlighting the significant contributors. The assessment took into account not only direct energy-related emissions (Scope 1 & 2) but also indirect emissions caused by service providers and services used by the company (Scope 3). This comprehensive analysis allowed the institute to gain a clear understanding of its carbon footprint, which stood at 33t CO2. The insights derived from the assessment enabled the institute to structure its environmental policy better and devise an action plan for long-term emission reduction.

Impact #1	The GHG assessment carried out by Greenly has been instrumental in helping the Aurélie Fabre Institute understand its carbon footprint and the significant contributors to it. The insights derived from the assessment have enabled the institute to structure its environmental policy more effectively and devise a long-term action plan for emission reduction. The institute has taken its first step towards its Net Zero trajectory, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and a more responsible digital world. The assessment has also raised awareness among the institute's employees and clients about the importance of reducing carbon emissions for a better tomorrow.

Impact #1

The GHG assessment carried out by Greenly has been instrumental in helping the Aurélie Fabre Institute understand its carbon footprint and the significant contributors to it. The insights derived from the assessment have enabled the institute to structure its environmental policy more effectively and devise a long-term action plan for emission reduction. The institute has taken its first step towards its Net Zero trajectory, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and a more responsible digital world. The assessment has also raised awareness among the institute's employees and clients about the importance of reducing carbon emissions for a better tomorrow.

Benefit #1	The GHG assessment revealed that the institute's total carbon emissions stood at 33t CO2.
Benefit #2	Product purchases contributed to 58.4% of the institute's carbon footprint.
Benefit #3	Fixed assets and energy accounted for 16.5% and 6.7% of the carbon emissions, respectively.

Benefit #1

The GHG assessment revealed that the institute's total carbon emissions stood at 33t CO2.

Benefit #2

Product purchases contributed to 58.4% of the institute's carbon footprint.

Benefit #3

Fixed assets and energy accounted for 16.5% and 6.7% of the carbon emissions, respectively.

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Aurélie Fabre Institute's Journey Towards Net Zero with Greenly

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