Johnson Controls has been included in the Financial Times Europe Climate Leaders' list for a fourth consecutive year.
Compiled in partnership with data provider Statista, the list is comprised of European companies that have achieved the largest reduction in core emissions intensity between 2017 and 2022 while fulfilling additional climate-related criteria including transparency on Scope 3 emissions and collaboration with leading sustainability assessors.
“We are at a critical inflection point when it comes to climate change.
As reported in its latest sustainability report, Johnson Controls has reduced absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 44 per cent since 2017, putting it ahead of schedule in achieving its 2030 science-based target of a 55% reduction. The company also reported a 27 per cent reduction in Scope 3 emissions derived from the use of its products, exceeding its 2030 science-based target of achieving 16% reduction in use of sold products by 2030.
As reported in its latest sustainability report, Johnson Controls has reduced absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 44 per cent since 2017, putting it ahead of schedule in achieving its 2030 science-based target of a 55% reduction.
The company remains committed to innovation, investing 90 per cent of new product R&D into climate-related technologies with Johnson Controls also addressing hard-to-abate steel production and embodied carbon with more than 80 per cent of steel purchases in the United States and 50% globally produced from recycled scrap materials using low-carbon, electric arc furnace steel-making technology.
