Schneider Electric Reports 83% Cut in Scope 1 and 2 Emissions From 2017 Levels

By Public Technologies
  • Schneider Electric reported a third-quarter 2026 sustainability score of 4.04 out of 10, against its annual target of 4.20.
  • Operational Scope 1 and 2 CO2 emissions fell 83% from 2017 levels.
  • Customer solutions saved or electrified 211 million MWh during the first nine months, bringing cumulative CO2 savings and avoidance to 943 million tonnes.
  • Suppliers qualifying for the Zero Carbon Pathway program increased to 135 from 15 at midyear.
  • Responsible materials represented 22% of covered materials and components, up from a 19% baseline in 2025.


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