The measurement of the organizational carbon footprint for the base year 2024 made it possible to consolidate environmental data from the headquarters in Santiago and the branches in Puerto Montt and Antofagasta, incorporating Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.
As part of efforts to strengthen environmental and climate management, this process established a baseline for understanding, analyzing, and monitoring emissions associated with the company’s operations. The information was compiled, reviewed, and subjected to external verification before being submitted to the HuellaChile Program, in accordance with the requirements defined for the Quantification Seal.
A Comprehensive Look at Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions
The measurement included direct and indirect emissions associated with the company’s operations. Scope 1 covered emissions generated by the company’s own sources or those under its operational control; Scope 2, emissions resulting from the generation of energy purchased and consumed at its facilities; and Scope 3, all other indirect emissions linked to the organization’s activities and its value chain, both upstream and downstream.
Considering these scopes collectively provided a more comprehensive view of the organization’s carbon footprint and made it possible to identify the sources with the greatest impact within the inventory.

What does the HuellaChile Quantification Seal represent?

The Quantification Seal certifies that an organization’s carbon footprint has been calculated, reported, and externally verified in accordance with the requirements established by the HuellaChile Program, an initiative promoted by the Ministry of the Environment. Obtaining this seal certifies the existence of a formal emissions inventory and represents a significant step toward more structured climate management.
For customers and other stakeholders, this recognition provides greater transparency regarding how environmental impacts linked to operations are identified and managed. It also strengthens an organization’s ability to meet sustainability requirements in projects, bids, supplier evaluations, and supply chains.
A Baseline for Future Progress
The 2024 baseline will enable us to compare emissions trends in future measurements, progressively improve the quality of our records, and evaluate actions in the areas with the greatest impact.
In this way, carbon footprint measurement is integrated as a management tool designed to support decision-making, strengthen transparency, and make gradual progress in emissions management, in line with the expectations of customers and other stakeholders.


