Sustainable solutions for process automation and climate control Netherlands ( Find your country / adjust ) Discover Priva Insight Insight A first step towards a structural reduction of energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Priva focuses on optimizing the climate in greenhouses and buildings. Priva also demonstrates its capabilities in this area in its own buildings, with the Priva Campus in De Lier as a textbook example. Insight is a first step towards a structural reduction of energy consumption and CO2 emissions. That is why Priva's CO2 footprint has been charted since 2008. This makes it possible to also make our internal organization structurally more sustainable. From 2010 this will also be done in line with international guidelines (the Greenhouse Gas Protocol and ISO 14064-1). These guidelines distribute CO2 emissions according to the company's responsibility for these emissions using three categories, so-called scopes. Scope 1 contains the company's direct emissions from gas consumption and the use of lease cars. Scope 2 is a separate item for indirect emissions from electricity consumption. In the guidelines of the CO2 performance ladder, this scope is supplemented by emissions from employees' air traffic and business traffic with private cars. Scope 3 includes all other indirect emissions; the reporting of this is optional. Priva starts reporting scopes 1 and 2. The graph above shows the CO2 footprint of all Priva's Dutch activities in 2013. Lease car is the largest item, followed by flights. Last year, electricity consumption was responsible for the largest CO2 emissions, but since we switched to fully renewable electricity in 2013, these emissions have decreased by more than 96%. 3.A.1 Detailed emission inventory An extensive report can be found in Priva 's complete CO2 footprint . On the page reduction to learn more about the reduction targets. Home About Priva Solutions & Products Service & Support Topical Working at Priva Contact Priva Worldwide About Priva Vacancies 1 Disclaimer Sitemap Terms of delivery