Cut Scope 3 emissions in your electronics supply chain.
Download the sector guide to find where your Scope 3 program should focus.
In electronics, the Scope 3 hotspot sits two tiers below your purchase order, in wafer fabrication, PCB production, and plating, not with your tier 1 contract manufacturers. The same fabrication and assembly partners serve dozens of buyers, each running a different questionnaire, which is why sector bodies like the RBA and Global Electronics Association are converging on shared Category 1 guidance. This guide sets out where to focus, which renewable energy instrument works in each market, and how to close the loop into your Scope 3 reporting.
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Segmentation below tier 1
The largest upstream emissions usually sit in tier 2 fabrication, PCB production, and plating, not with the tier 1 contract manufacturers your questionnaires usually reach. ACT segments by impact, maturity, category, and region before engaging anyone.
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One standardized request for suppliers
The same fabrication and assembly partners serve dozens of buyers, each with a different template. ACT runs segmented 6–8 week campaigns instead, built around the shared reporting requirements sector bodies are converging on.
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Local instruments, no minimum volume
Suppliers in China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia each need a different instrument, from GECs to T-RECs to I-RECs. ACT's click-to-buy marketplace matches suppliers to what's available locally, with no minimum volume.
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79% of companies name supplier data availability as their biggest Scope 3 obstacle, and the share relying solely on spend-based estimates halved to 15% in a year. Our specialists can scope a focused pilot with your priority suppliers to see what's realistic in your sector.
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