GHG Emissions

As scope 3 emissions reporting becomes of increased interest, Marriott International (Marriott) decided to improve its data management practices by implementing an AI solution. In this column from Better Buildings, learn how this solution helped the Marriott achieve a 5-10% reduction in scope 3 emissions and a decrease in the number of labor hours required. 

Installed Building Products Inc., an installer of insulation and complementary building products, announced the company increased energy usage from carbon-free electricity supplies to over 35% of its total usage.

The University of California, Irvine and its health system, UCI Health, will install two solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays atop new parking structures at the all-electric, zero-emission medical campus.

Sports company PUMA has announced its new Vision 2030 sustainability goals, which include new emission targets and expand on the strong progress the brand has made.

IFCO, a global company that provides reusable packaging solutions for fresh food, announced a 7% reduction in total CO2e emissions per reusable packaging container trip compared to the previous year.

The Port of Hueneme in California completed the addition of two solar EV chargers.

Fifth Third Bank continued its clean energy progress by introducing hyper-fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers for the first time at one of its banking centers.

Rio Tinto, a mining company, approved the construction of a new 25-MW solar plant at its Kennecott copper operation in Utah, bringing the mine’s total solar capacity to 30 MW.

Air Canada announced the airline signed an agreement to purchase 20.5 million U.S. gallons of sustainable aviation fuel as it continues to pursue its climate plans.

Global communications technology company Syniverse announced a 27% reduction in operational energy consumption year over year and a 33% decrease in Scope 1 and 2 emissions.