EquipNet helps corporate ARMS customers quantify the sustainability impact of their surplus asset programs. Using asset data already captured in ARMS, EquipNet can calculate estimated CO2e avoidance based on whether assets are redeployed, sold for second-hand use, or diverted from landfill.
Add Sustainability Tracking & Reporting to your ARMS package and start turning surplus asset activity into actionable sustainability data.
Every idle asset has an environmental footprint. When that asset is redeployed, sold, or diverted from landfill, your organization may avoid additional emissions tied to manufacturing, logistics, disposal, or replacement purchasing.
For companies already using ARMS, EquipNet can help translate surplus asset activity into practical sustainability metrics, including estimated CO2e avoidance by action type.
Each action within the surplus asset lifecycle can qualify for a different CO2e avoidance calculation.
When an asset is redeployed internally, the calculation can estimate the CO2e avoided by not manufacturing or purchasing a new equivalent asset.
When an asset is sold externally, the calculation can estimate the CO2e benefit of extending the asset’s lifecycle and reducing demand for new production.
When an asset is kept out of the waste stream, the calculation can estimate the avoided environmental impact associated with disposal, landfill, or end-of-life logistics.
Together, these calculations help corporations understand the sustainability value created through reuse, resale, and responsible asset management.
Because ARMS is already used to track surplus assets from identification through disposition, it provides a strong foundation for sustainability reporting.
For corporate customers already using ARMS, Sustainability Tracking & Reporting can be added as a service layer to help quantify the environmental impact of your surplus asset program.
By integrating CO2e avoidance calculations into the data captured through ARMS, EquipNet helps your teams move beyond tracking surplus assets to reporting the measurable value of reuse, redeployment, and resale.
