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What’s are the CO2e emissions of Tpr Synthetic Rubber?
The carbon footprint of TPR synthetic rubber averages 4.7 kg CO2e per kg, with a median of 5.7 kg CO2e per kg. CO2 emissions from TPR synthetic rubber are primarily driven by energy-intensive polymerization processes and petroleum-based feedstocks, making greenhouse gas emissions from TPR synthetic rubber significant compared to natural alternatives.
- Average footprint per kg: 4.7 kgCO2e
- Median footprint per kg: 5.7 kgCO2e
How Does Tpr Synthetic Rubber Compare to Alternatives?
Recycled TPR synthetic rubber demonstrates a substantially lower carbon footprint at 1.7 kg CO2e per kg compared to virgin production at 4.7 kg CO2e per kg, representing a 64% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
- Virgin Tpr Synthetic Rubber per kg: 4.7 kgCO2e
- Recycled Tpr Synthetic Rubber per kg: 1.7 kgCO2e
Tpr Synthetic Rubber Water Consumption
The water footprint Tpr Synthetic Rubber per kg averages 3.1 m3 for virgin material, while Tpr Synthetic Rubber water consumption drops significantly to 0.6 m3 using recycled content, demonstrating water usage Tpr Synthetic Rubber efficiency gains.
- Average water use per kg: 3.1 m3
- Median water use per kg: 2.8 m3
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Data sourced from Carbonfact’s proprietary database, powered by over 50 million LCAs run on textile, fashion, and footwear products. The methodology is aligned with the EU Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) and adapted for product category specificity.
