Apple Slashes Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Over Half

Apple's latest Environmental Progress Report reveals a 55% reduction in emissions since 2015, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2030.

Apple has achieved a significant milestone by reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by more than 55% since 2015, as part of its goal to become carbon neutral across its entire value chain by 2030.
The reduction in emissions is largely attributed to the adoption of clean energy and increased energy efficiency across Apple's global supply chain.
Apple is innovating in recycling, with significant increases in the use of recycled materials in its products, including a notable 56% of cobalt used in batteries now being sourced from recycled materials.
The company is also focused on eliminating plastic from its packaging, achieving a milestone with 100% fiber-based packaging for new Apple Watch models and Apple Vision Pro.
Apple continues to invest in high-quality, nature-based carbon removal projects to address residual emissions that are difficult to avoid with current technologies.