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Talk with a digital expert about Scope 3 emissions. Explore biodiversity loss in a digital environment. Use digital tools to quantify your footprint. Buy a bin.
The SEC is on the verge of making Scope 3 reporting mandatory for publicly traded companies.
The EU Commission passed the CSRD in November 2022. More companies must provide more supply chain data.
In October 2022, the ISSB voted unanimously to require Scope 3 reporting for organizations.
Capture meaningful data with MobiCycle's hardware and software solutions.
Data powers our solutions in supply chain management. MobiCycle's solutions rely on upstream supply chain data to manage electronics and electricals (EE) and downstream data to manage electronic waste (eWaste).
From mining to manufacturing, to purchases (and sales), AI is an essential tool to adapt to and mitigate the most damaging effects of climate change. We need to be able to forecast hazards, manage vulnerabilities and exposure, identify emissions, facilitate climate finance decisions and educate our employees. We apply open-source and proprietary machine learning algorithms to large language models (LLMs) to generate new data, insights, or content.
Once you are ready to discard your electronics and electricals, get answers to your eWaste questions with our digital tools. Talk to our digital humans, or metahumans, called electronic advisors. Prefer text-based responses? Use our eWaste directory. eWaste Media's virtual environments or 'Metaverse' adds a visual context to the answers provided by eAdvisor or eWaste Directory. For hardware solutions, consider specialty waste bins called MobiBins or track your eWaste with Where are WEEE?.
CEOs and fund managers alike want better guidance. MobiCycle provides meaningful data aligned with published guidance.
Reasons to focus on Scope 3:
Learn how your operations may contribute to biodiversity loss within a species, an ecosystem, or a given geographic area. Determine your share of the responsibility for reducing and cleaning up pollution.
One area of concern involves marine plankton. Found in lakes, oceans, steams, and rivers, plankton, are the foundation of many marine ecosystems. They produce almost half the oxygen we need to breathe.
Warmer oceans will affect plankton. 2023 will likely be the hottest year ever for our oceans due to air pollution from greenhouse gases. Studies suggest plankton will not migrate to colder waters but die off.
Pollution from chemicals, plastics and other waste further threaten plankton populations. We need innovative solutions to reduce pollution and protect vital ecosystems.
Access and understand the varied and (sometimes complex) data coming from both your supply chain, and the ecosystems your supply chain touches.
Biodiversity. MobiCycle look for changes in indigenous vegetation, new construction of river dams, rehabilitated pit lakes, restored lakes, indigenous tree planting, the ratio of resident versus migratory bird species, wetland policies, remote and undeveloped areas, endemic, native vascular plant species.
Pollution. We also search for signs of marine and terrestrial ecotoxicity. Evidence may come in the form of fines due to a failure to install a double liner system, leachate collection and removal systems and leak detection system, run-on, run-off and wind dispersal controls, and construction quality assurance. We also follow reports on the prevalence of particulate matter (PM).
Scope 3. We identify the relevant data for Scope 3 emissions reporting for your electronics and electrical equipment. Examples include your supply chain's adherence to international multilateral agreements, the quantity of critical materials extracted, gases released during the manufacturing processes, and core climate data from the Net Zero Public Utility (NZDPU).