German Multinational Siemens Energy Declares It Will Use Only Electricity Generated From Renewable Sources in 2023, Aiming for a More Sustainable Supply Chain

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Published on 27/01/2022 at 08:56

Updated on 27/01/2022 at 16:11

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Besides Using Renewable Energy, the German Company Also Committed to Reducing Relative Emissions by 30% by 2030, Compared to 2018

According to content published by the site Valor Investe, the German company Siemens Energy announced on Tuesday, January 25, the Sustainability Report for the fiscal year 2021. In the document, the company committed to using only renewable energy sources to generate the electricity necessary for its activities.

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The report also states that Siemens will reduce relative emissions by 30% by 2030, compared to 2018. To substantiate this, the company will make public the emissions from the supply chain of products sold in the gas and energy sector throughout their usage period.

According to the German company, this measure aims to make the supply chain more sustainable, as well as to provide greater transparency regarding the company’s actions aimed at decarbonization, including the use of renewable energy.

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Regarding Siemens’ portfolio, there was a decision to change operations involving coal. In November 2020, Siemens Energy publicly announced that it would not participate in new tenders for power plants that will operate solely and exclusively using coal to generate energy. However, the timeline for ending contracts signed under this form of energy generation has not been disclosed.

According to Christian Bruch, president and director of Sustainability at Siemens Energy, the most important internal goal for the company at this time is to make its own activities climate-neutral by 2030, marking this decade as a time to implement decisive actions, starting with the use of renewable energy.

“We intend to incorporate the ‘Decade of Implementation’ – as it was called at the World Climate Conference in Glasgow in November 2021 – within our sphere of responsibility, and actively contribute to combating climate change,” Bruch stated.

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