Recently, with the assistance of Carbon Newture, Chengdu Catherine Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Catherine") successfully applied for a government subsidy for carbon management—the Chengdu "Zero Carbon Voucher"—to complete its organizational carbon inventory and obtained certification from an authoritative third-party institution. Actively responding to the national carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, Catherine is committed to a path of green, high-quality, and sustainable development. This initiative also conveys its low-carbon sustainability philosophy to clients, helping to enhance corporate influence and improve its ranking among downstream suppliers.

Catherine’s Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification Statement and Zero Carbon Voucher

Founded in 2013, Chengdu Catherine Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the production and sales of high-end dust-free and anti-static garments, as well as supporting products for cleanrooms. The company has also established an R&D center dedicated to developing high-performance dust-free and anti-static materials. Its downstream customers include well-known domestic and international companies such as Lindstr?m.

Catherine’s Showroom

In recent years, the global transition toward carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals has accelerated, and Catherine has keenly felt the urgency of low-carbon transformation within the industry. From a market perspective, downstream customers are increasingly setting clear low-carbon requirements for Catherine, making carbon management initiatives such as organizational carbon inventory a prerequisite for entering their supplier pools.

Lindstr?m, for example, has calculated its greenhouse gas emissions and identified textiles, energy and electricity, and transportation as accounting for nearly 70% of total emissions. To reduce its carbon footprint, Lindstr?m has adopted several measures, including managing its Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions while actively promoting carbon reduction across its value chain. This includes encouraging suppliers and partners to set ambitious climate targets, integrating greenhouse gas considerations into company policies and workflows, and requiring core suppliers to complete organizational carbon inventories.

source：Lindstrom

It is worth noting that in recent years, national policies on carbon peaking and carbon neutrality have been frequently introduced, providing guidelines for low-carbon transitions across various industries and sectors. Meanwhile, local governments have implemented specialized subsidies to support carbon management initiatives. Catherine, located in Chengdu, Sichuan, has benefited from the Chengdu Zero Carbon Voucher Management Measures (Trial), which provides strong support for enterprises undergoing low-carbon transformation.

With Carbon Newture’s comprehensive one-stop carbon management services, Catherine successfully completed its organizational carbon inventory and certification. This not only met the company’s internal low-carbon sustainability goals and its downstream customers' supply chain carbon management requirements but also secured government subsidies for carbon management, significantly reducing the financial burden of its green transition.

The Chengdu Zero Carbon Voucher Management Measures (Trial) is a government subsidy program designed to encourage enterprises to undergo low-carbon transformation and enhance their carbon management capabilities. The "Zero Carbon Voucher" is issued in the form of fixed-value electronic vouchers and is divided into four categories: capacity building, carbon footprint certification, carbon accounting, and carbon reduction-linked loans. The subsidies cover training costs for enterprises and public institutions participating in national carbon market capacity-building programs, costs of carbon footprint certification for manufactured products, expenses related to carbon inventory services, and interest subsidies for carbon reduction-linked loans obtained from financial institutions. The corresponding reimbursement amounts are 4,000 RMB, 30,000 RMB, 20,000 RMB, and 50,000 RMB, respectively.

Catherine’s sustainability leader stated: "We started by conducting a corporate-level carbon inventory to identify key carbon reduction areas, followed by targeted implementation of carbon reduction measures, such as installing solar panels, using green electricity, optimizing production processes, and electrifying in-plant forklifts. In the future, Catherine will continue to actively respond to national policies and promote the application of carbon footprint labels, ensuring our products have traceable carbon footprints. We also hope to set a green benchmark and drive the overall low-carbon transition of the industry."