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Pratibha Turn Out Carbon Reporting for 2011
Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Functions
- Discrete Manufacturing
Use Cases
- Energy Management System
- Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
Services
- Data Science Services
The Challenge
Pratibha Syntex Ltd, one of the world’s largest full vertically integrated suppliers of all types of knitted textile products, faced the challenge of implementing a system that formally accounts and measures the tCO2 e emitted by the company annually. The company wanted to improve the quality of its reporting to key stakeholders and enhance its business functions. The company works with around 30,000 farmers, hires 8,000 employees and supplies renowned global apparel brands from over 20 countries. It produces around 60 million garments every year and has a strong ambition to be seen as a leader in driving societal and environmental responsibility.
About The Customer
Pratibha Syntex Ltd is one of the world’s largest full vertically integrated suppliers of all types of knitted textile products. The company works with around 30,000 farmers, hires 8,000 employees and supplies renowned global apparel brands from over 20 countries, including Nike, Walmart, Hanes, Lee, Ralph Lauren, Zara, Kathmandu and Woolworths. Pratibha Syntex has won accolades domestically and internationally, produces around 60 million garments every year and has a strong ambition to be seen as a leader in driving societal and environmental responsibility.
The Solution
Cool Earth & Ecometrica customised Our Impacts for Pratibha’s carbon accounting strategy, both at the factory level for three units in Pithampur and most importantly and uniquely, the first ever measurement of a carbon footprint at the farm level. Cool Earth worked extensively with both the farm team and the faculty management team at the factory level. Emission factors unique to India were used to ensure that calculation was accurate and complete in scope.
Operational Impact
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