Recent global conversation about climate change has driven Dell Technologies to go beyond simply reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) emissions. By 2050, Dell Technologies will reach net-zero GHG emissions. This carbon footprint represents where Dell are starting from.
Reduction Strategy:
Working with suppliers to reduce their carbon-related impacts and accelerate their efforts to engage their own supply chain, driving our goals upstream.
Reduction Strategy:
Working with suppliers to reduce manufacturing footprint and increase use of renewable energy.
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Working with suppliers to identify more efficient use of transport and transition to lower carbon footprint fuels and energy for transport.
Reduction Strategy:
Decrease or fully eliminate reliance on backup generators where possible, switch to electric vehicles and add on-site renewables like solar.
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Increase utilisation of renewable resources; increase building energy efficiency through use of things like LED lights, better insulation, and/or advanced HVAC technology.
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Reduce the number of in-person meetings, send fewer people to conferences and/or attend fewer out-of-town events.
Reduction Strategy:
Reduce the number of in-person meetings, send fewer people to conferences and/or attend fewer out-of-town events.
Dell's first step is to cut 2020’s emissions by 50% by 2030. This goal, approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), is consistent with the reductions required to keep warming to 1.5°C, the most ambitious goal of the Paris Agreement. Dell's next target, to work with their suppliers to reduce supply chain GHG emissions by 60% per unit of revenue, was deemed consistent with reductions required to stay well below the Agreement’s 2°C target.