Rental companies grapple with scope 3 emissions

Rental companies around the world are coming under increasing pressure to cut the clouds of emissions produced by the machines they rent out. But how can rental firms even start to work out how much carbon their customers are burning, let alone encourage them to burn less? Lucy Barnard finds out.  

Cédric Conrad, sustainable development director at Europe’s largest construction equipment rental company, Loxam is looking at a chart of all the different figures that go into calculating the firm’s carbon footprint.

In one hexagon-shaped bucket stands all of the 47,200 metric tons of carbon dioxide the company was responsible for…

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