This study by Carbon Trust looks beyond the simple question of which packaging material has the lowest carbon footprint. It considers the various factors affecting the carbon footprint of each alternative to establish the respective footprint ranges and highlight the key drivers to reduce the carbon footprint for each pack type according to specific market circumstances.
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This report tracks renewable energy commitments and follow-through by 30 of East Asia’s leading technology companies. Companies were selected from the 2019 Forbes Top 100 Digital Companies list, with consideration to domestic market value and social impact. Ranking criteria and evaluation methodology were developed by Greenpeace East Asia.
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Today, as companies and energy providers strive efforts to meet net-zero carbon emission goals, they are still unclear of the pathway to accomplish their goals. In the light of this growing subject, KPMG in India has launched a report titled “Decarbonisation and the evolving role of corporate boards” on the sidelines of the 12th edition of its annual energy and natural resources event ‘ENRich 2021’.
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Despite being responsible for over half of all global emissions, Asia has the chance to lead the global energy transition thanks to the position it occupies at the heart of global supply chains. As both domestic and global demand for new clean technology grows – everything from EVs to renewables and green hydrogen – so too can the region’s corporates by positioning themselves now to meet that demand in the future.
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Apple has revealed that the company has more than doubled the number of suppliers committed to using 100 percent clean energy over the last year, speeding up progress toward its ambitious 2030 target of becoming carbon neutral across its supply chain and products. In total, 175 Apple suppliers will switch to renewable energy, resulting in the business and its suppliers bringing more than 9 GW of clean energy online throughout the world.
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