Branding and design studio focusing on eco and socially responsible businesses, digital only. No printing done in-house.

1

Full-time equivalent

Not applicable

2050

At Autumn Dahlia Creative Services, we are committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 and continue to focus on measurable, incremental progress toward that goal. Our 2023 reporting year serves as the baseline for emissions tracking. The current reporting period (31 December 2024 – 30 December 2025) reflects the continued operation of a fully remote, digital-first business model with no company vehicles or dedicated office space. Operational emissions remain relatively low and are primarily associated with electricity consumption and digital service infrastructure. Electricity use for the reporting year totaled approximately 900 kWh. The majority of our value-chain emissions are estimated through spend-based methodology used by the SME Climate Hub tool, particularly for web and digital service providers. Autumn Dahlia Creative Services prioritizes low-impact operational practices, including remote work, reduced physical production, and the use of environmentally conscious service providers such as GreenGeeks, which matches 300% of its energy consumption with renewable energy credits. These operational choices help minimize direct emissions while supporting lower-carbon digital infrastructure. Looking ahead, we will continue refining our sustainability strategy by monitoring operational energy consumption, prioritizing low-impact vendors, and exploring additional opportunities to support ecosystem restoration and carbon sequestration initiatives. Our long-term commitment remains aligned with a net-zero target by 2050, with ongoing efforts to reduce operational emissions and improve transparency in our emissions reporting.

Yes, the plan and action include all scope 1+2+3

Yes

As a remote digital studio, Scope 3 emissions primarily come from digital infrastructure and purchased services. The company reduces these impacts by prioritizing environmentally responsible vendors such as green web hosting providers and by delivering digital-first services that minimize physical production, shipping, and material use.

Yes

Yes

This reporting year reflects the transition to the SME Climate Hub Micro reporting tool, which uses a broader methodology to estimate emissions, particularly for digital services and value chain activities. Autumn Dahlia Creative Services remains a fully remote creative studio with minimal direct emissions. The majority of emissions arise from electricity use and digital infrastructure. The company continues to prioritize low-impact operations, environmentally responsible suppliers, and digital-first service delivery to reduce its overall footprint. In addition to operational emissions reductions, Autumn Dahlia Creative Services supports ecosystem restoration initiatives through partnerships with reforestation and biodiversity organizations. Since 2025, the company has contributed to the planting of more than 1,000 trees through verified environmental programs. These initiatives are treated as complementary environmental contributions and are not used to offset or reduce the reported operational emissions in this report.

As a micro-business with minimal operational emissions, the primary challenge is the limited availability of precise data for digital infrastructure and service-based activities. Many emissions associated with software, hosting, and cloud services are estimated through spend-based models rather than supplier-specific reporting, which can result in significant variation between reporting tools.