In 2024, we have emitted 12,6 tons of CO2 equaling an increase of 80 % compared to 2023. The driving force behind this development is illustrated in the following graph:
Most of us work remotely from home. Our standard way of travelling is by train. Thus (and because we are not a manufactoring company), compared to other companies we are not a significant emitter of CO2.
According to a Eurostat report the average greenhouse gas emissions of an employed person in the EU in 2023 was 12,3 tons. In Germany, it was 12,0 tonnes. We produce approximately 1 ton of CO2 emissions per employee. We consider this to be very acceptable. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any reliable data on the emissions for none manufacturing companies like us.
To efficiently reduce total consumption and CO2 emissions, we have to focus on the largest contributors first and prioritize high-impact actions. However, one has to keep in mind that our emissions are already very low and therefore it is hard to reduce them even further. What we are looking at in particular:
If you want to know how we determine our footprint and why we opted for ForTomorrow, check out the 2023 report.