Corporate and product carbon footprint: we measure your emissions precisely.

The carbon footprint isn't a reporting exercise; it's the primary management control tool for an externality that's becoming explicit in corporate accounts. The cost of CO2 is already factored into the operating budgets of companies subject to the ETS, into supply contracts for large industrial chains, and into the terms of access to bank credit. For all others, it's a matter of time.

Companies that measure their carbon footprint today, both organizationally and through their products, do not do so out of obligation: they do so because it is impossible to manage what cannot be measured, and because those who arrive unprepared to explicitly state these costs find themselves at a structural disadvantage compared to those who have already incorporated them into their strategic planning.