Repair. Report. Reduce.

We Turn Repairs into Decarbonization Tool

Fixit turns everyday repairs into measurable emissions reduction, without changing your processes.

We repair and refurbish consumer electronics in Vendors’ value chain and translate that activity into I-TEC Carbon Intensity Certificates. I-TECs can be applied directly to your carbon balance sheet.

Improve your reported Scope 3 performance without operational disruption or audit risk.

A Fixit Service
for Net‑Zero

Organisations across sectors have set ambitious Net‑Zero targets. For many, Scope 3 performance is now under scrutiny from investors, customers and regulators.

Scope 3 emissions are the largest and hardest to reduce.

Ambition alone is no longer enough.
Progress must be measurable and defensible.

Fixit converts repair and refurbishment already happening in the Vendor’s value chain into verified emissions reduction that can be accounted for.

What Is an I‑TEC?

I‑TECs (IT Asset Re‑use Certificates) are carbon intensity certificates created from repair and refurbishment activities inside Vendor’s value chain.

An I‑TEC is an innovative new low carbon intensity certificate issued by Fixit with Bloom ESG support.

Each I‑TEC represents the verified, lower carbon intensity of a repaired or refurbished electronic device compared to a new product. It is based on real repair activity and the audited emissions profile of those processes, conducted at Fixit.

In simple terms:

We repair and refurbish products instead of providing replacement service

The measure lower emissions intensity, verified it and issued as an I‑TEC

That verified attribute can be applied to your Scope 3 carbon balance sheet

This works in a similar way to Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)

Just as RECs separate the renewable attribute from the physical electricity and transfer it via a certificate, I‑TECs transfer the verified low‑carbon intensity of repair through a registry‑based, book‑and‑claim model.

Certificates are independently issued on Bloom ESG’s dedicated registry and can be retired with proof‑of‑retirement documentation to prevent double counting, in line with SBTi guidelines!

Why This Matters

In electronics, a significant share of Scope 3 emissions is embedded in manufacturing new products

Repairing a device instead of replacing it avoids these manufacturing emissions, yet until now, this benefit has been difficult to capture in a way that is measurable, credible, and usable directly on the carbon balance sheet.

With Fixit you can:

  • Accountable on the carbon balance sheet
  • Independently audited (ISO-aligned)
  • No double-counting
  • Fixit assumes full responsibility for methodology and audit integrity
the process

How It Works

01

Onboard

Join Fixit as your after sales processes operator.

02

Repair

We repair and refurbish devices in your value chain – extending product life and avoiding the need for new manufacturing.

03

Measure

We measure kilograms of devices processed – creating primary, activity-based data linked to real operations.

04

Verify

We calculate and verify carbon intensity (ISO‑aligned) – using product-level LCAs and independently reviewed methodology.

05

Certify

I‑TECs are issued and tracked in a registry – ensuring transparency, traceability and control.

06

Report

You apply the lower emissions intensity to your carbon balance sheet using a book‑and‑claim model – converting operational repair activity into reportable Scope 3 impact.

Who can use it?

Sustainability & ESG Teams

You are responsible for Net‑Zero targets, Scope 3 emissions,
and credible climate reporting.

  • Turn repair activity into a measurable Scope 3 reduction
  • Apply verified, audit-ready emissions intensity to your carbon balance sheet
  • Reduce reporting risk with an externally
    verified methodology

This is value‑chain decarbonisation you can actually account for!

With Fixit owning the measurement, ISO compliance, and audit end‑to‑end.

Operations, After‑Sales
& Repair Teams

You focus on repairing products, meeting service levels, and keeping customers satisfied.

  • Keep existing repair processes unchanged
  • Avoid changes to workflows or performance KPIs
  • Generate additional environmental value from
    existing operations

You keep
products in use.

You keep products in use. Fixit turns that work into emissions reduction.

Why fixit?

Redefining decarbonization

Repairs become accountable emissions reduction

The work your team already does, can now be counted in Vendors’ climate targets, not just reported as activity.

Inside your value chain

The impact comes directly from servicing Vendors’ own products, not from buying external offsets.

No operational change

Vendors’ teams keeps the same repair workflows, tools and KPIs.

Risk transfer

Fixit takes responsibility for the methodology, calculations and audit process, so Vendors do not carry reporting risk.

Audited and fully managed

independently verified and aligned with ISO standards, so the results are credible at board and audit level.

Proven Impact

Depending on device type:

~50 kg CO₂e

larger consumer electronics

~2–50 kg CO₂e

per repaired device (average ~10 kg)

~2 kg CO₂e

small handheld devices

Take the Next Step

Strengthen your Scope 3 performance without changing how you operate

Contact Fixit to explore how Carbon Intensity Certificates can support your Net‑Zero and reporting strategy.

Contact us

Glossary

Scope 3 emissions

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

Carbon Intensity

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

Carbon Intensity Certificate

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

I‑TEC (IT Asset Re‑use Certificate)

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

SBTi (Science Based Targets initiative)

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

Book‑and‑Claim

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

REC (Renewable Energy Certificate)

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.

ISO 14064

Indirect emissions that occur across a company’s value chain, such as emissions from the production, use, repair, and end‑of‑life treatment of products. For most companies, Scope 3 represents the largest share of total emissions.