Deliver reliable product carbon data for your products, so you can meet OEM supplier requirements, secure a better sourcing position, and get ahead of the adoption curve for Digital Product Passports.
OEMs already make PCFs part of supplier scoring and selection. Providing the number they need can mean the difference between winning and losing a contract.
Your customers need product-level emissions data to track against their targets. Be the supplier whose data they build their reporting on, and the hardest one to replace.
Electronics is a priority group for the EU's Digital Product Passport, and the suppliers moving now will be ready when product carbon data is required at scale.
Surface detailed carbon insights across the product lifecycle, so you can show your customers what drives emissions, what you can change, and what they can claim for it.
Understand and show how a different connector, laminate or housing would impact the footprint, so your R&D team and customers have a lower-carbon version to choose from.
Put a number on how local production or a transport mode shift impacts emissions, so the difference between your quote and your competitors is visible in kgCO2e.
Have you moved to renewable electricity or cut scrap rates? Show the before and after, so your customers easily see the impact of your company policies.
See how a longer service life or lower standby power impacts emissions, so the designing more efficient products is clearly visible in numbers.
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Cradle-to-grave visibility gives you a stronger basis to optimise lifetime emissions, compare materials, and account for end-of-life impacts
Join our next webinar where we will dive into:
What ESPR and the Digital Product Passport mean for electronics suppliers
Why OEMs are embedding PCF disclosure in supplier selection, and how to use that to your advantage
How PCF Studio helps you produce reliable PCFs faster and turn them into a commercial asset
Plus: get your specific questions answered by our product experts
Growing demand for scope 3 visibility and new ESPR requirements are reshaping supplier selection and product data sharing.
B2B buyers are willing to pay a premium above 5% for sustainable products today.
sustainability as a purchasing criterion by 2028, ahead of price.
of enterprises expect to drop suppliers who miss sustainability criteria by 2028.
Source: Bain & Company, How Sustainability Is Creating B2B Growth, September 2025 [LINK]
PCFs are becoming a standard supply chain request. Enterprises with net zero targets need credible product-level carbon data, and many already treat it as a sourcing requirement.
When one supplier can provide clear, reliable product carbon footprints and another just gives excuses, it can mean the difference between winning and losing a contract.
Preparations for the Digital Product Passport has already started, and the gap between those who move early or react late is shaping up.
Book a demo with our team to see how we can support you with product carbon footprints.
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