Carbon Impact Disclosure
Reporting period: FY 2025 • Last updated June 10, 2026
Chemnixe exists to turn solar and industrial waste into clean energy resources. This Carbon Impact Disclosure explains how we measure, manage, and reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with our operations — and the emissions our recycling helps the wider industry avoid.
We are committed to transparent, comparable reporting and to improving the quality of our data year on year.
Overview
The figures below summarise the headline indicators we track. Metrics marked as indicative are placeholders pending third-party verification and should not be treated as final reported values.
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tCO₂e Total Emissions
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tCO₂e Avoided
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% Waste Diverted
Our Approach
We manage our carbon impact through a measure-reduce-report cycle:
- Measure — quantify emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and material Scope 3 categories.
- Reduce — prioritise energy efficiency, cleaner power, and process improvements.
- Report — disclose performance transparently and review progress annually.
Emissions Scopes
In line with the GHG Protocol, we classify our emissions across three scopes:
Scope 1 · Direct Emissions
Emissions from sources we own or control, such as on-site processing equipment, furnaces, and company vehicles.
Scope 2 · Indirect Energy
Emissions from the generation of purchased electricity, heat, and steam consumed across our facilities.
Scope 3 · Value Chain
Other indirect emissions across our value chain, including inbound logistics, purchased goods, and end-of-life processing.
Avoided Emissions
Beyond reducing our own footprint, recycling solar panels and recovering materials displaces the need for virgin extraction and primary manufacturing — both of which are carbon-intensive. We estimate the emissions avoided through the materials we return to the supply chain and report these separately from our operational footprint to avoid double counting.
Targets & Roadmap
We are working towards science-aligned reduction targets, supported by a roadmap that includes:
- Increasing the share of renewable electricity across our facilities.
- Improving the energy efficiency of recovery and processing operations.
- Engaging suppliers and logistics partners to reduce Scope 3 emissions.
- Expanding measurement coverage and pursuing third-party verification.
Methodology
Our carbon accounting follows the principles of the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard. Emissions are calculated using activity data combined with recognised emission factors, and avoided emissions are estimated using a transparent, conservative basis. As our data systems mature, figures may be restated to reflect improved accuracy and broader coverage.