Unilever cuts operational greenhouse gas emissions 77% from 2015 baseline by end-2025

By Public Technologies
  • Unilever outlined climate action as a core growth strategy at Climate Week NYC 2026, targeting cost efficiency, resilience, long-term competitiveness.
  • Operational scope 1 and 2 emissions cut 77% from the 2015 baseline by end-2025; 2030 target set at 100% reduction.
  • Renewable electricity reached 88% of global consumption in 2025; focus shifting to decarbonising heat via electrification, solar, geothermal, biofuels.
  • Supplier Climate Programme expanded to nearly 200 key suppliers by end-2025, covering 40% of raw material scope 3 emissions.
  • AI and digital twins cited as emissions lever; Gandhidham India site delivered 24% production growth in 2021-2024, scope 1 and 2 down 90% in 2021-2023.


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