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Argent Energy validates emissions reduction targets with Carbon Trust

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What happened

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Argent Energy and Carbon Trust developed operational targets in the Netherlands. The company’s near-term and net-zero emissions-reduction targets were validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. Argent Energy committed to reducing absolute Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 58.54% by 2035.

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Why it matters

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Argent Energy produces second-generation biodiesel from waste fats and oils, providing an alternative to fossil diesel. The validation supports the company's commitment to reducing emissions across its wider value chain, which helps customers reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

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Who's involved

  • Carbon TrustDeveloped science-based targets and supported the SBTi validation process for Argent Energy.
  • NetherlandsLocation of the operations and the targets established by Argent Energy.

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  • Carbon TrustSpeculative

    Carbon Trust might see increased future revenue potential due to the successful validation of its targets.

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