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Circular Economy reducing environmental impact
Schneider Electric is committed to taking an integrated approach to sustainability that spans our operations, performance, decision-making, and strategy.
Less waste, more innovation
Designing long-lasting, responsibly recycled products with less impact on the planet is central to the circular economy, and key for our sustainability strategy.
Green Premium, our program delivering customer-valued sustainable performance, is now upgraded with recognized environmental claims and extended to all our offers.
Forward-thinking companies make Sustainability part of their business strategy. Learn what makes it central to our operation, and our impact in helping other companies take positive action.
In 2020, Earth Overshoot Day lands on August 22. It marks the date when humanity has exhausted nature’s budget for the year. Find out how we can move the date back using the Ecological Footprint Calculator.
We have ambitious goals to use circular materials in products and packaging. For example, by 2025, we will have doubled the quantity of recycled plastics in our products (baseline 2017).
We advance the following SDGs to tackle climate change, mitigate the impact of rising temperatures, and help create a healthier planet for future generations.
Schneider Energy Action program uses site energy experts with our Energy and Sustainability Services to analyze energy consumption and deploy efficiency actions.
Our commitment to renewable energy has deeply transformed our electricity sourcing strategy. To deliver its target, we will leverage 4 complementary tools: green tariffs, renewable certificates, power purchase agreements and on-site generation.
Our target is to double our energy productivity by 2030 against 2005 baseline, i.e. double the economic output from every unit of energy consumed within 25 years. We demonstrate this commitment by being a member of EP100 (Energy Productivity 100).
With 14,000 vehicles in 50 countries, eliminating operational CO2 emissions is our priority. By 2030, Schneider commits to move to 100% EV and install EV charging infrastructure in major Schneider premises, showcasing EcoStruxure for Mobility.
Science-based targets
We have committed to set 1.5°C science-based emissions reduction targets aligned with a net-zero future, responding to what the latest climate science indicates is needed to limit the worst impacts of climate change. That means cut our scope 1 and 2 emissions (market-based) by 100% in 2030.
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