Seagate Surpasses 50% Renewable Energy Milestone, Aiming for Net-Zero Emissions by 2040

Seagate Technology Holdings recently unveiled its progress towards net zero emissions, marking a milestone in the company’s sustainability journey. The release of their "Sustainable Data Domain: FY 2023 ESG Performance Report" underscores Seagate's strong commitment to environmental responsibility.

Seagate is already halfway through its goal of 100% renewable energy for all R&D facilities by 2030, with more than 50% of energy consumption coming from renewable sources by FY2023 Success outstanding Facilities in China, Thailand and Northern Ireland There are , which generate electricity solely from renewable sources.

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In addition to prioritizing renewable energy, Seagate's circular strategy extended the life of approximately 1.19 million hard drives and solid-state drives (SSDs) by FY 2023, diverting more than 553 metric tons of e-waste from landfills This initiative was implemented by Seagate for resource efficiency and waste reduction - emphasizes organizational commitment.

Seagate attributes its success in achieving net zero emissions to a multifaceted approach that emphasizes collaboration, innovation and investment in its employees. When working with industry colleagues, customers, partners and governments , Seagate increases its impact and drives positive change around the world.

In addition, Seagate's tireless pursuit of sustainable innovation and operational excellence has led to significant reductions in energy savings and emissions Notable achievements include savings of approximately 33,600 MWh of energy and scope -2 depending on the market. Reductions will reach approximately 288,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) by CY2022.

In addition to environmental policy, Seagate is committed to providing a diverse, inclusive and safe work environment. The company’s commitment to workforce development is reflected in the more than 2.5 million hours of education completed by Seagate employees, along with the expansion of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) to include different demographics and backgrounds.

Seagate’s efforts to achieve net-zero emissions are a testament to its commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility. As the company continues to lead by example, it encourages others to join the movement towards a greener, more sustainable future.