P&G net zero commitment aims to eliminate greenhouse gas issues throughout the supply chain and operation by 2040. 2040. Retail Delivery. The company follows science -based goals set in its climate transfer plan.
One of the main objectives is to cut scopes 1 and 2 emissions by 65% by 2030 compared to the 2010 levels. This is an increase with the first target of 50%. P&G intensity-based calculations are transferred to all business areas to actual cuts in total emissions.
Waste reduction and packaging change are central to plans. P&G wants all consumer packaging to be recyclable or reusable by 2030. It also plans to cut the use of the virgin petroleum plastic per unit by 50% against a 2017 baseline. The goal is to reduce the environmental impact and support a more circular system.
When it comes to energy consumption, the company reports that more than 99% of the power now comes from renewable sources. It expects to reach 100% renewable power by 2030, and keep it on the field with its aforementioned timeline.
Reducing emissions from the supply chain is also a main priority. The company is aimed at a reduction of 40% per production unit by 2030, and uses 2020 as a reference year. It works with suppliers of all sizes to switch to low -carbon materials and production methods.
To support the supplier’s progress, the P&G Climate Lock program launched in early 2023. The program offers tools, training and decarbonization plans. The partners include the excellent Electric Electrics excellent electricity initiative and emission return services from 2030.
Not all emissions can be removed. For the remaining plans to invest in carbon removal through natural and technical methods. This includes working with environmental groups on projects such as forestry and restoration of the ecosystem.
The company also emphasizes the role of consumers. Through its brands, P&G encourages people to use small changes that cut energy consumption. Washing clothes in cold water is an example. Marks such as Tide and Ariel support this behavior, aiming to reduce millions of tonnes of carbon emissions by 2030.
P&G will continue to share updates on progress. Climate results will be published in its ESG Investor Portal and its citizenship report.
P&G Net Zero obligation will guide how the company operates and how there are partners with suppliers, dealers and consumers. The goal set for 2040 forms now its long -term strategy and environmental reporting.