Carbon footprint, our commitments
Since the beginning of this year, our products have prevented the emission of :
Flexible vinyl has many intrinsic advantages in terms of carbon footprint: low processing temperature, composition including salt, possibility of using recycled or biobased materials, insulating properties.
In addition to these advantages of flexible vinyl, Extruflex has carried out a carbon audit of its activities and taken steps to reduce its CO2 emissions.
Our goals for 2030
Carbon Emission | Reductions since 1990 and targets for 2030 | |||
| Scope 1 Direct emissions | -43.3% | -46.3% | -91% |
| Shutdown of our incinerator |
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| Scope 2 Indirect emissions | -6.4% | -18% | |
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| Scope 3 Others | -10% | ||
| 2030 Target: End-of-life product recovery and reuse programme | |||
Flexible vinyl is an excellent thermal insulator, and its use as a partition or flexible door with strips or leaves keeps out the cold in winter and the heat in summer. This simple, effective and energy-efficient solution greatly reduces heat loss and heating in cold rooms and workshops.
A flexible vinyl door or partition can significantly reduce your heating and air-conditioning consumption. It contributes to reducing carbon emissions more than it emits itself throughout its life cycle.
Towards even less carbon
Actions on Scope 1 | 
Actions on Scope 2 | 
Actions on Scope 3 | 
Energy savings for our customers |
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Reduction of CO₂ emissions |
Reduction of CO₂ emissions |
Reduction of CO₂ emissions |
Reduction of CO₂ emissions |