Energy Efficiency, GHG Emissions, Industrial  -  December 19, 2024

Stratasys Lowers Emissions 15.5%

Stratasys Ltd., a  3D printing solutions company, announced a 15.5% reduction in GHG emissions intensity (TCO2-e / ft2).

As announced in its third ESG and Sustainability Report, the company consumed 778,365 kWh of renewable energy, totaling 554 tons CO2-e of avoided GHG emissions.

The report was prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and referencing Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) standards.

Aligned with its Mindful Manufacturing™ strategy, Stratasys introduced carbon reduction initiatives across its product portfolio, offerings, and supply chain. These efforts aim to help customers use Additive Manufacturing (AM) for more carbon-efficient production, enabling them to meet environmental targets while optimizing operations.

Stratasys recently unveiled products that it calls innovative, sustainable solutions that reduce environmental impact while optimizing production.

"Stratasys is uniquely positioned to deliver impactful decarbonization solutions at a critical time. As customers face the need to reduce dependency on global supply chains, embrace localized and agile production, and address climate challenges, 3D printing-through our Mindful Manufacturing™ strategy-emerges as a game changer,” said Rosa Coblens, Vice President, Sustainability, Stratasys, in a statement. “Our deep collaboration with employees, combined with close partnerships with key industry customers and our Customer Advisory Board, enables us to drive sustainable innovation and empower businesses to meet their environmental goals."