Digital technology faces numerous environmental challenges, including energy consumption, water usage, waste management and CO₂ emissions, as highlighted by the following figures from ADEME:
10% of France’s annual electricity consumption is linked to digital services.
10 to 12 billion emails are sent worldwide every hour (excluding spam), and this number is constantly increasing.
Every use of digital technology, even the most trivial, generates CO₂ emissions that accumulate over time.
To address these challenges and contribute to the ecological transition, DQE has developed a carbon footprint calculator designed to measure, monitor and highlight the emissions avoided through reliable customer data.
Raising awareness of the carbon footprint of data
The solution informs users about the carbon footprint of data by combining expertise in data quality and CSR.
Calculating avoided CO₂e emissions through data quality
The tool measures and tracks over time the emissions avoided by campaigns using customer data corrected by DQE.
Accessing clear and detailed emissions reporting
Each organisation receives a clear, detailed and personalised report of the emissions avoided following its data quality processing.
Integrating results into your CSR strategy with the carbon certificate
The certificate issued via the MyDQE interface strengthens the credibility of the solution and certifies the reliability of the results, particularly in the context of CSR/ESG audits.