Carbon Footprint
Assessing: Planning Ahead with Awareness
Our TikaGreen strategy is grounded in science, starting with a thorough assessment of our carbon footprint. With the expertise of specialists at Carbone 4, we've calculated our emissions to establish a realistic and actionnable path towards an achievable goal: contributing to gobal carbon neutrality.
Tikamoon: Putting products first
Based on our comprehensive carbon audit, including scope 3 emissions, Tikamoon's total footprint amounts to the equivalent of approximately 17 million pounds of CO2:
- 75% of emissions stem from the manufacturing of our products
- The next larger contributor is transportation, from our manufacturers to your home. This is why we prioritize creating furniture that lasts a lifetime and why we offer a two-year-guarantee to support you in maintaining and repairing it.
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Pre-production freight | 15%
Post-production freight | 06%
Others | 04%
Net Zero Initiative
While many actors claim carbon neutrality, we believe that no single company can achieve this alone. Instead, each of us must contribute to the broader goal of neutrality. To that end, Tikamoon proudly supports the Net Zero Initiative, working towards a robust scientific methodology to measure, organize, and monitor three key factors: net emissions, contributions to reducing global emissions, and the creation of carbon sinks to sequester atmospheric carbon.
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Carbon Footprint
Assessing our carbon footprint allows us to gain a comprehensive understanding of Tikamoon's impact across the entire value chain. This analysis covers three scopes: direct emissions (scope 1), indirect emissions linked from energy use (scope 2), and other indirect emissions (scope 3).
Pre-production activities
(Scope 3)
Pre-production freight
Travel
Business trips Commuting
Fixed assets
(Manufacture of fixed assets: buildings, machines, vehicles, etc.
Purchases
Manufacture of goods and services used by the company in its business
Company activity
(Scope 1 & 2)
Company vehicles
Company facilities
Fuel consumption
Electricity consumption
Fugitive and process emissions
Post-production activities
(Scope 3)
Visitor and customer travel
Post-production freight
Business trips Commuting
Use of products sold
End of life
Occupational waste
End of life of products sold
Note: the following emissions sources (which apply only to very specific activities) have not been represented in this diagram: investments, post-production franchises and pre-production leased assets. Pre-production fuel usage is not shown either.
