Peak Design

Brand

Peak Design

Peak Design

Industry

Gear + Lifestyle

First Certified

2018

01 Measure

Peak Design used operational data to estimate its carbon footprint for the year.

GHG Scope 1 Ⓘ
GHG Protocol Scope 1

Emissions from energy used in buildings, fleets, and equipment.

0 tCO2e

GHG Scope 2 Ⓘ
GHG Protocol Scope 2

Emissions from electricity.

0 tCO2e

GHG Scope 3 Ⓘ
GHG Protocol Scope 3

Emissions from raw materials, manufacturing, shipping, air travel, and other activities in the supply chain.

40596 tCO2e

Total Emissions Ⓘ
Total Carbon Emissions

The sum of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

40596 tCO2e

02 Offset

The entire carbon footprint was offset using verified carbon credits.

Carbon Credits

40596 tCO2e

Total Investment in Carbon Credits

$169,285.32

Peak Design's credits came from:

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Forests
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Landfills

Emissions Offset

40596 tCO2e

03 Reduce

Peak Design is implementing a Reduction Action Plan to reduce emissions from within its own operations and supply chain.

Current Year Reduction Actions

01

What We’re Reducing

We plan to reduce our use of virgin aluminum with the ultimate goal of using at least 50% recycled content.

How We'll Reduce It

We will source recycled aluminum.

02

What We’re Reducing

We will reduce emissions from using virgin textiles.

How We'll Reduce It

We will reduce emissions from using virgin textiles.

03

What We’re Reducing

How We'll Reduce It

Transition to recycled aluminum across product line.

04

What We’re Reducing

Factory emissions from Tier 1 suppliers

How We'll Reduce It

Prior Year Reduction Actions

01

What We’re Reducing

Air freight

How We'll Reduce It

Implement policy forbieeing air freight except under rare and specific circumstances

02

What We’re Reducing

Amount of paper used in product packaging

How We'll Reduce It

Reduce the amount of paper used in our packaging across product line.

03

What We’re Reducing

Virgin aluminum in product line

How We'll Reduce It

Transition to recycled aluminum across product line.

04

What We’re Reducing

Factory emissions from Tier 1 suppliers

How We'll Reduce It

Procure renewable energy and/or invest in on-site generation

Other Sustainability Notes

It is Peak Design’s job to take responsibility for the impact we have environmentally and socially. This means understanding and accounting for a product’s entire lifecycle, from complex supply chain to design that extends usefulness as long as possible.

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Peak Design
Industry

Gear + Lifestyle

First Certified

2020

2019 Carbon Footprint

40596

Total Carbon Footprint

01 Measure

Peak Design used 2019 operational data to estimate its carbon footprint for the year:

Direct Emissions Ⓘ

Direct Emissions

Emissions from fossil fuels and refrigerants used in company buildings, fleets, and equipment.

0 tCO2e

Indirect Emissions Ⓘ

Indirect Emissions

Emissions from the electricity, and sometimes steam and cold water, used in company facilities.

0 tCO2e

Supply Chain Emissions Ⓘ

Supply Chain Emissions

Emissions from raw materials, manufacturing, shipping, air travel, and other activities in the supply chain.

40596 tCO2e

Direct Emissions Ⓘ

40596 tCO2e

02 Offset

The entire carbon footprint was offset using verified carbon credits.
Carbon Credits for 2019

40596 tCO2e

Total 2019 Investment in Carbon Credits

$169,285.32

Peak Design's credits came from:

Icon of a tree
Forests
Icon of a dump truck
Landfills
2019 Emissions Offsets

40596 tCO2e

Lifetime Emissions Offsets

tCO2e

03 Reduce

Peak Design is implementing a Reduction Action Plan to reduce emissions from within its own operations and supply chain.

  • We plan to reduce our use of virgin aluminum with the ultimate goal of using at least 50% recycled content.

  • We will reduce emissions from using virgin textiles.

  • Factory emissions from Tier 1 suppliers

Other Sustainability Notes

It is Peak Design’s job to take responsibility for the impact we have environmentally and socially. This means understanding and accounting for a product’s entire lifecycle, from complex supply chain to design that extends usefulness as long as possible.