The choice between a healthy planet and good business strategy has always been a false one, and we’ve proved that with a company that runs on 100% clean energy and a supply chain transitioning to do the same. Solar power has been part of our environmental journey for more than a decade, and we’re grateful to the SEIA for this recognition of the strides we’ve made, and the strides of two of our suppliers also in the SEIA top 25. Together, we’ll reach our goal of making all our products with a net zero climate impact by 2030, and hopefully, inspire others to act urgently in defense of our planet and future generations.

"Together, we’ll reach our goal of making all our products with a net zero climate impact by 2030, and hopefully, inspire others to act urgently in defense of our planet and future generations."

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Amazon is committed to powering their operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025 as part of their goal to reach net zero carbon by 2040. As of June 2020, Amazon has 91 renewable energy projects across the globe that have the capacity to generate over 2,900 megawatts (MW) and deliver more than 7.6 million megawatt hours (MWh) of energy annually—enough to power more than 680,000 U.S. homes.

“We are well on our way to power Amazon operations using 100% renewable energy by 2025, with over 90 wind and solar projects across the globe”

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Walmart is targeting zero emissions in their own operations by 2040, not just in the U.S., but globally. They intend to achieve this without carbon offsets by harvesting enough wind, solar and other energy sources to power their facilities with 100% renewable energy by 2035, moving to cooling equipment that uses low-impact refrigerants and electrifying our vehicles, including long-haul trucks, by 2040.

“Our growth in solar use reflects our ongoing and longstanding commitment to climate action, including getting to 100% renewable energy globally by 2035”

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Target will reduce its absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent below 2017 levels by 2030. They also committed to 80 percent of their suppliers setting science-based reduction targets on their Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2023.

Since 2003, Target has installed over 500 rooftop solar PV systems

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Google is the first major company to make a commitment to operate on 24/7 carbon-free energy in all of their data centers and campuses worldwide. This is far more challenging than the traditional approach of matching energy usage with renewable energy, but they are working to get this done by 2030. This will mean every email you send through Gmail, every question you ask Google Search, every YouTube video you watch, and every route you take using Google Maps, is supplied by clean energy every hour of every day.

“[Google] will enable 5 GW of new carbon-free energy across our key manufacturing regions by 2030 through investment. We expect this to spur more than $5 billion in clean energy investments”

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Kaiser Permanente has installed solar power at 100 sites. That power will generate 114 megawatt-hours by 2021, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 27,203 tons. Kaiser Permanente will continue to expand its focus by reducing the carbon footprint of its supply chain in the next phase of becoming carbon neutral.

“By investing in renewable energy and becoming carbon neutral, Kaiser Permanente is helping to prevent climate-related illness for people worldwide”

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Since January 1, 2016, Switch data centers run on 100% renewable energy. Guided by the vision of Founder and CEO Rob Roy, Switch continues to work on ensuring the sustainable growth of the Internet. This effort has been recognized by Greenpeace in its latest Clicking Clean Report where Switch scores all A grades, the highest rating for any class of company – and is the definitive leader among colocation operators. Switch was one of two primary supporters for a ballot initiative in the state of Nevada to create a well-regulated open-energy market. This ballot was successfully passed with 73% of the vote – making it the most successful ballot in Nevada’s history. The result of this initiative extends not only to businesses who operate in Nevada, but also to the residents of the state.The Switch Sustainability Initiative has driven all Switch data centers in North America to be run by 100% renewable energy. In 2016, Switch began construction of two solar power stations in Las Vegas, Nevada with a combined 179MW of capacity. These facilities have the ability to power all Switch data centers with 100% renewable energy, remove the equivalent of 50,000 cars off the road, and eliminate 265,000 carbon tons of emission from the environment.

“This acknowledgement further cements Switch’s position as a leader in sustainability, which tremendously benefits our customers, the communities where we operate and our planet”

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Prologis commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 21 percent by 2025 and 56 percent by 2040 from a 2016 base-year and reduce absolute scope 3 GHG emissions 15 percent by 2025 and 40 percent by 2040 from a 2016 base-year. Prologis also commits to 400 MWs of installed solar capacity across their portfolio by 2025.

“Rooftop solar is a vital component of Prologis’ growing portfolio of customer-focused renewable energy solutions, and we are proud to be honored by SEIA as we work toward our goal of doubling our on-site generating capacity to 400 megawatts by 2025”

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In 2020 and beyond, Facebook has pledged to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for our global operations (scopes 1 and 2) and be supported by 100 percent renewable energy. They also committed to reaching net zero GHG emissions for our value chain (scope 3) in 2030.

“Climate change is a crisis we will only be able to address if we all work together on a global scale and Facebook is committed to playing its part and helping to inspire real action in our community. We are taking steps to reduce our emissions and setting the goal to reach net zero for our company’s value chain by 2030”

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Solvay committed to doubling the rate at which it reduces emissions, with a goal of curbing greenhouse gas emissions by 26% and aligning its trajectory with the “well below 2°C temperature increase” goal outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement by switching to renewable and low carbon energies, improving energy efficiency continuously, and developing clean technologies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions released by chemical processes.

"Solar power plays a key role in our Solvay One Planet initiative, which aims to reduce our emissions by 26% by 2030"

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In 2019, Kohl’s used more than 60,000 MWh of solar energy, meaning more than 5% of the electricity we used to power our business came from renewable sources. Many of our stores get up to 50% of their energy from solar. We currently host more than 160 solar arrays around the country totaling more than 200,000 solar panels and 9 solar trees.

"At Kohl's, we believe incorporating sustainable solutions in the way we do business will help to build better futures for families"

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