‘zero carbon’ target from the international consulting company
- International consulting and auditing company EY (Ernst & Young), has been ‘carbon neutral’ as of December 2020 by balancing greenhouse gas emissions in more than 150 countries in Turkey. EY aims to be ‘carbon negative’ by removing or balance more carbon from the atmosphere because it is responsible for the fact that the net carbon footprint in 2021 is negative.
[Support to fight against change
EY explaining the action plan created to support the fight against climate change, without being negative to the carbon, the total greenhouse gas emissions will drop 40 percent in line with the reductions required to keep global warming 1.5 degrees and will be ‘net zero’ by adding new emissions to the atmosphere in 2025. The plan announced in the sustainability area of EY creates part of the company NextWave Strategy. EY aims to create long-term value for its stakeholders with sustainability commitments and to create a better working world.
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Ernest & Young’s sustainability plan includes seven basic targets:
] 2019 Based on the business travels carried out in financial year 2025 percent reduction of business travel-borne emissions. [
100 percent of renewable energy use for the reduction of general office electricity usage and the needs of EY remaining up to 2025. Participation in RE100 initiatives consisting of organizations in renewable energy commitment.
Providing more electricity through virtual energy purchasing contracts (PPA) and the consumption of EY to national networks.
Providing vehicles that will enable EY teams to track associated carbon emissions during customer-oriented services and help reduce.
Using natural-based solutions and carbon reduction technologies, the removal of more carbon is responsible for EY every year.
Investing in service and solutions that will help customers make their businesses profitable. Providing solutions for strong and sustainable opportunities that are prevented from sustainability.
75 percent of EY suppliers target up to 2025 carbon emissions.
Source: Sustainable Business