Apple continues to grow technologically at an exponential rate and in the same way its commitment to the planet grows and with which it acquired before all, users and other companies, to be carbon neutral by 2030. It has just been announced by part of the company that in order to achieve that neutrality is much closer thanks to the commitment acquired with suppliers and with new decisions that have been made.
Apple will allocate nearly 5 billion in green bonds to achieve carbon neutrality
Apple has announced a new series of measures that are intended to meet one of the commitments it made a few years ago. The ability to be company neutral in carbon emissions by the year 2030.
For this, it has been known thanks for the announcement you madeFor example, more than 250 suppliers have committed to using renewable energy for all of Apple’s production by 2030. Apple also said that its manufacturing partners now support more than 13 gigawatts of renewable electricity. an increase of almost 30% in the last year.
But that is not all. It is known in the same way that the company is going to invest the amount of $4.7 billion in green bonds. To help finance the expansion of clean energy solutions and emissions reductions around the world.
We have to take into account that the American company it is already carbon neutral in terms of its global corporate emissions. But what both its CEO and the other directors want is for emissions to reach zero also by all those who work hand in hand with the apple company.
Apple has asked its suppliers to decarbonise all Apple-related operations, including the sourcing of 100% renewable electricity. To do this, it helps them in achieving the objective. It is something that interests you but also interests the rest of the collaborating companies.
Some of those providers have already achieved 100 percent renewable electricity for all Apple-related production. As is the case with Bemis Associates. Others have the total commitment to achieve it.
for what is more than sure that in 2030 it will be the first 100% neutral company in carbon emissions
