FREE WHITEPAPER: Mastering Scope 3 Emissions: Strategies for Supply Chain Decarbonization
Decarbonizing supply chains is no longer a nice-to-have—it’s a business imperative. With Scope 3 emissions often making up more than 80% of a company’s total carbon footprint, and mounting pressure from stakeholders and regulators, taking action today is essential to stay ahead.
That said, Scope 3 can be tricky. From inconsistent data and limited supplier engagement to logistics-related emissions, the challenges are real—but solvable.
This white paper explores how STRIVE by STX helps companies navigate those challenges with practical tools and strategies that turn climate ambition into measurable impact.
Inside, we cover:
- Laying the foundation: How to collect better data, calculate footprints and set science-based targets that reflect real supplier activity
- Building a clear plan: Creating a Scope 3 strategy aligned with global regulations like CSRD, CBAM and CSDDD
- Unlocking supplier action: Combining engagement programs with tailored support to help suppliers set targets, measure emissions and access renewable energy, low-carbon fuels and efficiency solutions
- Reducing transport-related emissions: Supporting decarbonization in freight and travel through approaches like SAF and insetting
Download the full white paper to explore practical solutions and take your next step toward a low-carbon value chain.
FREE WEBINAR: The World’s First Net-Zero Mineral, endurocal: A Way to Reduce Scope 3 Emissions Using a New Way to Make Calcium Carbonate
CarbonFree is excited to introduce endurocal, the world’s first zero-carbon footprint* mineral available to the world.
Join us on Wednesday 30th April at 4pm BST | 5pm CEST | 11am EDT | 8am PDT for this free webinar providing an exclusive look into endurocal – CarbonFree’s groundbreaking, world-first zero-carbon-footprint* mineral. Our expert speakers will unveil the innovative manufacturing process behind endurocal and explore its potential to revolutionise industries by reducing Scope 3 emissions in everyday products.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the future of sustainable materials!
Meet the Speakers
Why Attend?
- Exclusive Insights: Learn how endurocal is manufactured using CarbonFree’s proprietary SkyCycle technology.
- Product Performance: Discover how conventional calcium carbonates are made and used in today’s industrial and consumer products and understand how endurocal compares.
- Sustainability Impact: Find out how endurocal can transform the market by reducing Scope 3 emissions of everyday products.
- Competitive Advantage: Learn how Endurocal offers a cost-effective, high-performance alternative to conventional calcium carbonates.
What is endurocal?
The endurocal mineral product is a calcium carbonate that is similar to the conventional calcium carbonates used as an ingredient in everyday industrial and consumer products. It is made from CarbonFree’s proprietary technology, SkyCycle. SkyCycle is scheduled to launch at the US Steel site in Gary, IN in the near future.
endurocal is different from traditional calcium carbonates for a variety of reasons:
- The carbon footprint is zero, meaning it will help formulators create products with lower Scope 3 emissions, helping them to reach their sustainability goals.
- The mineral is made from 100% preconsumer industrial materials that are considered waste products from hard-to-abate industrial operations.
- The physical properties can be superior to conventional calcium carbonates, demonstrating higher whiteness, brightness and purity for applications.
- Has a highly favorable cost position that makes it competitive versus other conventional calcium carbonates
*endurocal’s zero-carbon footprint is based on a preliminary life cycle analysis (LCA). The LCA is based on a planned facility and not on actual operating data. The LCA assumes that a power purchase agreement will be used to match 100% of renewable electricity with the current electricity grid mix available at the planned facility site.
Exclusive Podcast Episode: LSB’s view on market development for low carbon products
Join Alex Cameron, CEO of Decarb Connect and Jakob Krummenacher, Vice President of Clean Energy at LSB, for a discussion about how LSB is working both directly with existing clients and through extended value chains to create certified products that have a value and a client base willing to pay it.
bp and Iberdrola Begin Construction of Spain’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant in Castellón
A joint venture between bp and Iberdrola España has commenced construction of Spain’s largest green hydrogen plant, set to begin operations by 2026. The plant will use renewable electricity to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis, with a capacity to produce 2,800 tonnes of green hydrogen annually. This will significantly reduce CO2 emissions at the refinery and has the potential to support decarbonisation in other sectors such as ceramics and transport.
EU Launches Strategy to Drive Demand for Clean Products, Decarbonize Industry
The European Commission has just unveiled their long awaited ‘Clean Industrial Deal’ outlining a series of measures aimed at accelerating decarbonization while supporting manufacturing in Europe, and addressing key challenges including climate change, industrial competitiveness and dependency on critical raw materials.
SLB Capturi and Aker Solutions win contract to deliver carbon capture solution for Hafslund Celsio
SLB Capturi and Aker Solutions have been awarded a contract by Hafslund Celsio to deliver a carbon capture solution at its waste-to-energy plant in Oslo, as part of Norway’s Longship CCS project. The project will include a carbon capture plant, liquefaction system, temporary storage, and a ship loading facility to transport CO2 to the Northern Lights storage site. Using SLB Capturi’s modular Just Catch™ 400 unit, the project aims to capture 350,000 metric tons of CO2 annually while optimizing costs and space. Expected to be operational by Q3 2029, the initiative marks a major step in Norway’s industrial decarbonisation efforts.
Proposed investment aid to spur German industry decarbonisation
Germany is taking steps to address its economic and climate challenges with a proposed 10% state aid premium. Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck has proposed this ‘Germany Fund’ to financially support transformative projects, stating that; “Climate-neutral modernisation, a new investment dynamic and a sustainable industry require massive investments,”
The proposal has received mixed reactions. With Germany facing economic stagnation and high energy costs, this plan could be pivotal for aligning economic resilience with climate action.
EU Launches Strategy to Drive Demand for Clean Products, Decarbonize Industry
LanzaTec has announced plans to develop a commercial-scale CCU facility in Norway, in partnership with Eramet. The plant is expected to begin operations in 2028 and will use LanzaTech’s carbon recycling technology to produce ethanol and Eramet will supply furnace gas as feedstock to the facility.
If feasible, the next phase of the project could see CCS technology integrated into the CCU infrastructure. This integration is expected to establish a first-of-a-kind, integrated facility that drives leading-edge carbon abatement metrics.
