Reuse Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Sustainability Summary

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What do our labels mean?

Reuse is presented as a circular-economy and reuse-focused brand, with content centred on ESG sustainability reporting, material reuse, waste reduction, and resource efficiency. The source material highlights the role of reuse in helping organisations address environmental, social and governance performance, including carbon reporting, waste diversion, repairability, and the use of recycled materials. It also references water reuse and industrial symbiosis as examples of sustainability practice. Overall, the brand is associated with reuse as a practical approach to reducing environmental impact and supporting sustainability goals.

About Reuse

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Unverified

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Employees
5 - 25

Country
Chile

Reuse Sustainability Actions

ESG sustainability reporting

ESG sustainability reporting is the transparent disclosure of a company’s impact on vital non-financial factors that concern our global society. ESG, which stands for environmental, social, and governance, refers to the set of business activities that concern each area. When businesses report on their ESG activities, they communicate quantifiable measures of their environmental, social, and governance performance.

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Reuse platform for organisations

Implementing a reuse platform like Rheaply is a great way for organizations to stay on top of their ESG reporting initiatives. With Rheaply, businesses can enjoy benefits like cost savings and increased employee engagement while making sure everyone is in alignment with their most critical sustainability goals.

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Circular economy and reuse

Circular economy and reuse activities play an integral role in ESG sustainability reporting because they directly address environmental sustainability. The circular economy model aims to eliminate waste and advocates for the continual use of resources. Reuse is the process by which items are used more than once in their same form to conserve resources.

Water reuse system in Bahia

Braskem and Cetrel inaugurate a water reuse and recycling system in Bahia. The Água Viva project was developed in partnership by Braskem and Cetrel to make possible the reuse of rainwater and treated effluents. The initiative will reduce Braskem's water requirements by at least 4 billion liters/year.

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Operational waste diversion

In 2024, Google diverted 84% of its operational waste from disposal across its global Google-owned and -operated data centers. It also harvested approximately 8.8 million components from decommissioned hardware for reuse or resale through its Reverse Supply Chain program.

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Reuse Sustainability Commitments

2020

100% water reuse target

Braskem's vision was to position, by 2020, the company as a reference in the use of water resources by reaching 100% water reuse in areas suffering water stress.

2035

Up to 500 MW from SMRs

Google signed the world's first corporate agreement to purchase nuclear energy from multiple SMRs, which will be developed by Kairos Power. This agreement will bring up to 500 MW of clean energy to U.S. grids by 2035.