Buying new IT equipment again and again uses valuable resources, raw materials, transport, and packaging. But it does not always have to be that way.
Many IT products can last longer when we replace parts instead of replacing the whole system. This helps reduce costs and lowers the environmental impact.
At Nordic Computer, sustainability is part of how we work. Our logistics and warehouse team continuously improves processes to make smarter, greener choices across the value chain.
The 2025 Climate Report marks another important step in Nordic Computer’s ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and climate action as outlined by the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. This year’s report provides a detailed overview of our progress, challenges, and ambitions as we continue to strengthen our position as a responsible actor within the circular IT industry.
This report outlines our achievements, ongoing initiatives, and the next steps in our transition plan as we progress toward our 2030 goals. At Nordic Computer, climate action is both a responsibility and an opportunity - one that strengthens our business model, supports our customers, and contributes to a more sustainable future for the IT industry.
To make more sustainable IT decisions, it is important to understand where emissions come from. Different emission types show how a company’s operations, energy use, value chain, and avoided emissions all play a role in its environmental impact. In this blog post, we explain the different scopes and how they connect to more responsible IT choices.
Sustainability starts with our own way of working. At Nordic Computer, we continuously look for smarter, more responsible choices across our operations, from logistics and packaging to everyday routines. Explore our initiatives and see how we work to reduce our environmental impact step by step.