HARVEY, Ill.’ ’ Atkore Inc. (NYSE: ATKR), a prominent player in electrical, mechanical, and safety infrastructure solutions, has unveiled Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for its Galvanized Steel, Stainless Steel, and PVC Conduit & Fittings portfolios. These EPDs have been meticulously verified by an independent third party and offer an in-depth life cycle assessment (LCA) of each product type, encompassing various environmental impact metrics.
The EPDs provide a transparent and comprehensive analysis of the environmental footprints of Atkore’s product lines, capturing data on:
- ’Greenhouse Gas Emissions:’ Quantifying the total emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases throughout the product’s life cycle.
- ’Energy Use:’ Measuring the total energy consumption from raw material extraction through to product disposal or recycling.
- ’Water Consumption:’ Detailed figures on water usage involved in the production and lifecycle processes.
- ’Waste Generation:’ A thorough breakdown of waste materials produced at each lifecycle stage.
Atkore’s initiative to publish these declarations underscores its ongoing commitment to sustainability and environmental accountability. The company aims to furnish stakeholders, including consumers, policymakers, and industry partners, with reliable data that can drive informed decision-making and foster increased environmental responsibility across the sector.
The life cycle assessments included in the EPDs align with international standards and best practices, providing credible and auditable reports on each product’s environmental impacts. This move is part of Atkore’s broader sustainability strategy, which also encompasses ambitious goals for reducing emissions and enhancing resource efficiency.
By making these EPDs publicly accessible, Atkore is positioned as a leader in the pursuit of transparency and sustainability in the industrial manufacturing space. The declarations are intended to support stakeholders in their efforts to meet environmental standards and further their own sustainability initiatives.
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