Net-Zero Buildings: Global CEOs Pledge 50% Cut in Real Estate Emissions by 2030 Leading Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) have pledged today to reduce their real estate emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 and reach net-zero carbon not
Leading Chief Executive Officers have pledged today to reduce their real estate emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 and reach net-zero carbon not later than 2050.
“Leaders across all industries have a responsibility to take action on their real estate GHG emissions to ensure progress in the fight against climate change,” he added Some others include to maximise supply of on-site renewable energy, ensure 100 per cent off-site energy was procured from renewable-backed sources, where available; engage with stakeholders with whom you have influence in your value chain to reduce scope three emissions and compensate for any residual emissions by purchasing high-quality carbon offsets.
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