Manufacturer carbon reports
IT device carbon footprints, with the source in view
A product carbon footprint describes a particular device and a particular lifecycle scenario. Use this library to inspect the manufacturer’s original result before deciding whether it fits your stock, customer question or report.
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Laptops
A laptop model name alone is not enough to select a carbon footprint. Storage, memory, processor and the manufacturer's use scenario determine which report fits an asset. These reviewed examples retain their original configuration and lifecycle boundary.
Explore categoryMonitors
A monitor's carbon footprint includes its panel, electronics, transport and electricity over a defined use period. The reviewed Dell E2222H report gives an EU scenario with six years of use. It is a product example, not a universal factor for every display.
Explore categorySmartphones
Smartphone reports can give different totals for different storage capacities within one model. The iPhone 13 example below applies to 128GB. Its production, shipping, use and end-of-life shares describe Apple's original product scenario.
Explore categoryWhy this is a selected library
Only individually reviewed primary reports with an identifiable configuration, lifecycle boundary and traceable source are published here. Missing uncertainty is disclosed. Conflicting records and unreviewed catalog entries do not become public model pages. This library is a reviewed selection, not the full CarbonTrace catalog.
Turn a source into a documented calculation
Check the exact device, country, remaining service life and refurbishment activities in the calculator. Keep a modelled reuse comparison separate from an emissions inventory and support each customer-facing claim with its own evidence.
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