iPad Pro (12.9-inch) 128 GB, Global

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Background of emission factor

The emission factor of the iPad Pro (12.9-inch, 128 GB) includes emissions from the device’s entire lifecycle. Most of these emissions come from manufacturing, so extending the device’s lifespan is an effective way to reduce its environmental impact. Emissions also come from related accessories and packaging.

Emission factor category

Emission factors for electrical devices measure the life cycle emissions (cradle-to-grave). Emission factor takes into account emissions caused by the production, use and end-of-life of the electrical device.

iPad Pro (12.9-inch) 128 GB

Emission factor category / Subcategory	Electric device
Country	Global
Organization	Apple
Emission factor	135,00 kg/pcs
CO2 / CO2 equivalent	CO2e
Quality of the emission factor
Updated	2024
Source	OpenCO2net/ Apple
More information	The LCA includes the product itself, accessories and packaging.

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