Our 2023 Carbon footprint Environment In 2023, our energy intensity remained relatively stable compared to our baseline year of 2021, with a slight increase noted primarily from Evertis Brazil. This slight increase in our energy intensity was due to the installation of new equipment to upgrade and improve our production technology. For instance, in Brazil, we undertook the retrofitting of several production lines and installed a new decontamination reactor to expand our capacity for incorporating food-grade post-consumer flakes into our products. The introduction of this new equipment led to higher electricity consumption, especially during the start-up and validation periods. However, this equipment is crucial for maintaining the highest quality and safety standards for our products. As we optimize our production capacity throughout 2024, we anticipate that energy intensity will continue stabilizing. Moving forward, Evertis remains committed to implementing its energy reduction plan, which includes specific initiatives such as heat recovery, reducing energy losses, and transitioning to electrified heating systems.
Scope 2 Indirect sources
Scope 1 Direct sources
Scope 3 Upstream & downstream sources
0.05% 0.95% 99%
of total emissions
of total emissions
of total emissions
ELECTRIC_BOLT Purchased
PAID Purchased goods, services and capital goods DELETE Waste generated in operations LOCAL_SHIPPING Transportation and distribution
FACTORY Production plants DIRECTIONS_CAR Company vehicles APARTMENT Company facilities
electricity, steam, heating & cooling for own use
FLIGHT_TAKEOFF Business travel and employee commuting
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