Lenovo has further enhanced its sustainability efforts through a new collaboration with the IT carbon data platform Rejoose.
Lenovo is the first global IT hardware vendor to establish a structured partnership with Rejoose, it says, enabling direct ingestion of product-level carbon emissions data across its portfolio.
By sharing this information with customers and partners, Lenovo says it enables more transparent, data-driven procurement decisions among buyers that support net-zero goals with greater accuracy.
Rejoose uses aggregated and validated IT carbon data. Through direct data exchange, Lenovo’s emission data is now syndicated via Rejoose’s platform, automatically improving accuracy and delivery speed for end-users, channel partners, and vendors. For customers, the result is faster access to reliable data at the point of purchase, supporting both financial and environmental decision-making, while also reducing the pressure on year-end audits.
“The collaboration will help to support companies moving toward net-zero by supplying clear carbon impact data at the point of purchase, a key market demand,” said Lenovo.
“Transparency is key to driving meaningful climate action.” said Virginie Le Barbu, global sustainability director, international markets, Lenovo. “By partnering with Rejoose, we’re equipping our customers with the carbon insights they need to accelerate their journey toward net-zero.”
Matthew Ruskin, CCO of Rejoose, added: “This collaboration reflects Lenovo’s continued leadership in addressing climate challenges through data transparency. By automating access to validated carbon data, we’re helping organisations make smarter purchasing decisions, whether that’s reducing carbon cost, improving their environmental credentials, or aligning IT procurement with broader business transformation goals.”
