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In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host Debra Chanil talks with Katherine Canoy, Director of Energy and Climate Practice at 3Degrees. As more organizations are making ambitious climate commitments, such as net-zero emissions, many companies grapple with the most effective way to address their Scope 3 emissions. Debra and Katherine discussed practical steps that organizations can take to tackle their value chain emissions at SED’s recent Renewable Energy Forum. Listen in on the discussion of this hot topic: reducing Scope 3 emissions.

Cisco announced Sept. 9 its new commitment to reach net-zero emissions across all its emissions from its product use, operations and supply chain by 2040.

Logitech International released Sept. 9 its plan to be carbon neutral in its products and operations later this year on a path to be net zero by 2030 and, one day, climate positive.

The Clorox Company announced Sept. 7 a new ambition to achieve net-zero emissions across Scope 1, 2 and 3 by 2050.

Schnitzer Steel Industries announced Sept. 8 that it will be installing a 1,600 kW battery energy storage system at its Oakland, Calif., facility.

Nomad Foods Limited announced Sept. 9 its new science-based targets to reduce its absolute emissions by 25% by 2025.

Buying clean power or building a sustainable headquarters will signal to your customers—and your employees—that your company walks the talk on its values. But through smaller steps that also move the needle, as explored in this new piece from Apex Clean Energy, every corporation can play a part in the shift to a sustainable future for all.

Amazon will soon be powering more of its Amazon Web Services data centers with solar power through a PPA in Japan.

Hyundai Motor Group presented Sept. 7 its plans to popularize hydrogen use in transportation through hydrogen-based products and technologies by 2040.

Chevron, Delta Airlines and Google announced Sept. 7 a new partnership with a goal to increase industry use of sustainable aviation fuel.