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Hundreds of major businesses are going all in to halve emissions and keep global warming below 1.5°C.

It’s vital that even more join them, so we are calling on policy makers, global leaders and companies from every sector, to step up and face the challenge ahead. We’re all in for 2030. Are you?

Learn more about some of the companies going all in for 2030:

They're turning ambition into action, to keep the target of 1.5ºC within reach.

Stories of Action

Read the GSK action story here

To reduce emissions, GSK are investing in major new solar and wind energy manufacturing sites in the UK and US, to be net zero by 2025.

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Read the Asahi action story here

Asahi is already brewing half of its beers in Europe with renewable energy, and using 40% less water than we used 10 years ago.

Read the McKinsey action story here

McKinsey are on track to reach net-zero by 2030 with 100% renewable energy, a fully electric fleet of vehicles and targeting the highest environmental standards.

Read the Unilever action story here

Unilever sourced 100% renewable grid electricity across its operations worldwide, while transforming the way its factories run by investing in new technologies.

Read the Iberdrola action story here

In the last five years alone, Iberdrola have reduced direct emissions by 25%. Now, they are investing a further €150 billion throughout this decisive decade.

Read the Acciona action story here

Acciona has already reached 62.2% renewable electricity and reduced total energy consumption from fossil fuel sources by 86% compared to 2017.

Read the Coca-Cola Europacific Partners' story of action

Over the last decade Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, has reduced value chain emissions (including scopes 1, 2 and 3) by 30%.

Read the Signify action story here

Recently, Signify formed the first Pan-European consortium for future wind farms and launched the world's most energy efficient light bulb.

Read the Rolls-Royce action story here

By 2030 Rolls-Royce will have replaced 10% of the fuel used in all Civil Aerospace testing and development activities with Sustainable Aviation Fuels.

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Read the Volvo action story here

Volvo Cars plans to be a fully electric car company by 2030, as a key part of the transition to zero tailpipe emission mobility.

Read the Siemens action story here

Siemens has already more than halved its CO2 emissions since 2015. In 2020, it helped its customers cut 150 million metric tons of CO2 through its technologies and solutions.

Read the Aeon action story here

Aeon's company headquarter buildings and other nine shopping centers are already using 100% renewable electricity.

Read the Salesforce action story here

Salesforce delivers its customers carbon-neutral cloud computing and is mobilizing the global effort to see an additional trillion trees on Earth.

Read the Brambles action story

In 2020, Brambles achieved its goal to purchase 100% of its wood from certified sources in all the markets where it operates.

Read the Telia Company action story

Over the last three years, Telia Company has reduced greenhouse gas emissions from their operations (Scope 1 and 2) by 79%.

Read the Mahindra Group action story

Mahindra Group is India’s first certified carbon-neutral factory and the first company in India to double energy productivity.

Read the Ricoh action story

All of Ricoh's flagship products are assembled by using 100% renewable electricity. The global headquarters in Tokyo is now powered by 100% renewable electricity.

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To find out how your company can become a leader on climate action, read the Climate Leadership Now report.

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See the best-in-class climate action initiatives companies can take to align with the 1.5°C pathway.

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See how bold climate policies can help cut emissions in line with 1.5°C and spur companies to greater action.

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