Hunt Valley, Maryland (18 September 2026)— EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC (EA), a 100% employee-owned public benefit corporation and leading provider of interdisciplinary environmental services, published its 2025 Carbon Footprint Report (opens in a new tab) , detailing the company’s greenhouse gas emissions inventory and carbon management efforts across its operations and value chain. EA has publicly reported its carbon footprint since 2009 and has issued annual reports since 2016 as part of its commitment to transparency and environmental stewardship.
The report documents EA’s 2025 carbon footprint using the internationally recognized Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard and provides a comprehensive assessment of direct emissions, purchased energy, and value chain emissions associated with the company’s nationwide operations. As detailed in the report, EA’s total gross greenhouse gas emissions for 2025 were estimated at 20,668 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MTCO₂e). The company offset approximately 1,022 MTCO₂e through carbon offsets and renewable energy certificates, resulting in net operational emissions of 19,646 MTCO₂e.
The report also highlights EA’s continued investment in renewable energy and carbon reduction strategies. During 2025, the company matched 100% of its purchased non-renewable electricity through the acquisition of 2,500 megawatt-hours of Green-e® Certified Renewable Energy Certificates sourced from United States-based renewable energy projects. EA also purchased verified carbon credits to help offset a portion of employee business travel emissions.
“At EA, measuring our environmental impact is an important part of operating responsibly and transparently,” said Brian Lesinski, EA Executive Vice President and Director, Corporate Social Responsibility. “By continuing to publicly report our greenhouse gas emissions and evaluate opportunities for improvement, we reinforce our commitment to environmental stewardship while supporting our clients in addressing some of the most complex environmental challenges facing communities today.”
The report notes that scope 3 emissions, which include upstream and downstream aspects of EA’s value chain and other indirect emissions sources, accounted for more than 90 percent of EA’s gross carbon footprint in 2025. EA’s top three emissions sources in 2025 include purchased goods and services, employee business travel, and mobile sources associated with fleet and operational vehicles.
The complete 2025 Carbon Footprint Report is available on EA’s website and provides detailed information on emissions sources, accounting methodologies, carbon offsets, renewable energy certificates investments, and long-term reporting trends.
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