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ESG · Circular accounting · Audit-ready

Every deal, weighed and counted.

Reselling a machine instead of scrapping it avoids somewhere between 18 and 64 tonnes of CO₂e, depending on class. We don’t estimate it — we measure it, from the OEM’s own lifecycle data, and sign the report.

48,218
Sample · tonnes CO₂e avoided · platform-wide · 2025

That’s roughly what 10,400 European households emit in a year. It’s also the only honest way to price a circular machine: if we pretended it was zero, we’d be lying; if we claimed it was the full embodied carbon, we’d be double-counting. We attribute what the re-sale avoided versus a new-build replacement.

Machines re-placed3,412Sample · 2025 · across 18 countries
Materials recovered118,400 tSteel · aluminium · copper · rare earths
EUDR-traced supply96.4%of Tier-3 listings fully provenanced
Avg CO₂e / re-sale14.1 tWeighted across machine classes
Methodology · five steps

How we count. Properly.

1

Start from the OEM's own LCA

For each machine class, we source the manufacturer's published cradle-to-gate lifecycle assessment. Where Cat, Volvo, or Liebherr publish per-model EPDs, we use them verbatim. Where they don't, we use the equivalent class average from the EMEP/EEA 2024 dataset.

2

Subtract the residual life

A re-sold machine still wears out. We calculate remaining useful life from the inspection-report reading (hours + condition score) and attribute only the unfulfilled fraction of the original embodied carbon.

3

Add end-of-life offsets

Reselling delays the end-of-life recycling moment. We apply the IEA's 2024 grid-decarbonisation trajectory to discount the future recycling emissions appropriately.

4

Net the transport cost

Moving a 23-tonne loader from Oslo to Milan is not free in carbon terms. We subtract the actual transport emissions, using the chosen carrier's fuel type and distance.

5

Sign, timestamp, publish

Each report is signed with Rekyndo's private key and timestamped on the transaction ledger. The underlying numbers are downloadable as CSV and reproducible by any auditor with the inputs.

Sample report · Quarterly circularity

A report your auditor already knows how to read.

Sample · Q1 2026
SummaryPer-machinePer-buyerDownloads

Q1 2026 circularity report

Sample · 14 deals settled · €1,824,000 GMV · 3 inspectors · 4 countries of destination.

CO₂e avoided3,242 t+18% vs Q4 2025
Steel recovered312 t+12%
Copper recovered18.4 t+6%
EUDR compliance100%14/14 traced
Avoided CO₂e by machine class
Sample · tCO₂e · settled deals
Haul trCraneLoaderExcavDozerCompCNCRobot64t42t34t28t22t16t9t4t
Destination countries
Sample · GMV share
Germany
42%
Sweden
21%
Poland
14%
Finland
11%
Belgium
8%
Others
4%
Material flow · sample · where 312 tonnes of steel went
14 re-sold machinesTOTAL STEEL: 312 tRe-used structural · 184tRefurb parts · 64tEAF recycling · 42tLandfill · 22tBuyers (DE, SE, PL)Remfg workshopsEU steel millsCertified landfill
FrameworkEU Taxonomy

Aligned to activities 5.4 & 5.5 · repair and re-use of equipment.

✓ Mapped · verified by audit partner
RegulationEUDR

Deforestation-free due-diligence on supply. All sample deals traced.

✓ 100% compliant
StandardISO 14044

LCA methodology follows ISO 14044:2006 and the EMEP/EEA 2024 dataset.

✓ Third-party reviewed
ReportingCSRD-ready

Data schema matches the ESRS E1, E5 and G1 disclosure tables.

✓ Direct export · XBRL
We don’t sell carbon credits. We sell machines, and we show our arithmetic.
Rekyndo · ESG & Circular Accounting · 2026

Reuse is cheaper than remaking.