Top 100 Software Rankings: Best Sustainability & Net Zero Policies

– Net Zero by 2025.

– Committed to 100% of energy from renewable sources by 2035

 – More than 70% of our employees work in LEED-certified offices

– With our transition from a physical supply chain to a fully digital one, we’ve reduced the environmental impact of our products, including waste, by more than 95%. 

– By 2030, we’ll be carbon negative, and by 2050, we’ll remove our historical emissions since our founding in 1975.

– By 2030, we’ll be replenishing more water than we use.

– By 2030, we’ll be zero waste across our direct waste footprint.

– We’ll protect more land than we use by 2025 and build a Planetary Computer.

– We’re decarbonizing our energy consumption so that by 2030, we’ll operate on carbon-free energy, everywhere, 24/7.

– Maximize the reuse of finite resources across our operations, products, and supply chains and enable others to do the same.

– We’ll replenish 120% of the water we consume by 2030, and we’re actively supporting water security and ecosystems where we operate.

– In 2007, became first major company in history to be carbon neutral.

– Accelerating the world’s largest businesses to net zero, sequestering 100 gigatons of carbon through conserving.

– Growing 1 trillion trees, protecting our oceans, and energizing the ecopreneur revolution.

– Salesforce has net zero residual emissions today. Our mission extends beyond our own operations to help the world’s largest businesses accelerate to net zero.

By 2030, Dropbox will:

– Achieve carbon neutrality in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and in Scope 3 business-travel emissions

– Use 100% renewable energy for operations

– Fund organizations working for climate action

– In 2021, we announced our goal to expand our net zero goal to include our value chain in 2030.

– Our climate program is aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and guided by the latest science on what is necessary to transition to a zero-carbon future. We will continue to reduce our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions in line with climate science by increasing the efficiency of our operations and maintaining 100% renewable energy. 

– In 2020, we achieved net zero GHG emissions in our direct operations (Scopes 1 and 2) by reducing our emissions by 94% compared to 2017 levels.

– We made a bold commitment to reach net-zero carbon emissions and operate on 100% renewable electricity by 2021—and we did it a year early.

– We have committed to set science-based emissions reduction targets, that are consistent with keeping global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. This will help our world transition to a net-zero future by 2050.

– We use 100% renewable electricity in our offices and data centers.

– And we offset 100% of our emissions from natural gas, data center cooling, and business travel.

– We’re proud of what we’ve achieved and excited about our big goals

2021 CARBON NEUTRAL GLOBALLY

+90% DECREASE IN EMISSIONS FROM CLOUD SERVICES

5M+ TREES COMMITTED

800+ CLIMATE TEMPLATES

– We’ve been carbon neutral since 2020. By 2030, all our products will be too.

– We’re already carbon neutral across our corporate operations and are on the way to making carbon-neutral products by 2030. Learn more about our latest efforts to reduce our remaining carbon footprint, fight climate change and support equity.

– 10GM of clean energy brought online in our manufacturing supply chain

– We’re reducing our carbon footprint (including Scope 3 emissions from travel and suppliers) by 55% by 2030, and offsetting all remaining and historic emissions.

– We conserve potable water, source reclaimed water at some of our largest sites, and report our water footprint to the Carbon Disclosure Project Water report every year.

– We implement best practices for healthy buildings in conjunction with WELL Health & Safety.

– We’re driving to achieve Zero Waste certification by 2030 through a circular economy approach, buying less, and keeping products in use.