Quadient, a global automation platform powering business connections, announced that the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validated its GHG emissions reduction targets.
The company established near- and long-term targets, committing to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 64% and Scope 3 emissions by 30% by 2030, compared to 2018 levels.
Quadient plans to achieve a 90% reduction in absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 2050.
“SBTi’s validation marks a significant milestone for Quadient, reaffirming our deep commitment to climate action. Sustainability is not just a goal — it’s woven into how we operate, innovate, and collaborate with our customers, partners, and stakeholders,” said Brandon Batt, Chief People and Transformation Officer at Quadient, in a statement. “We recognize the scale of the challenge ahead and are proactively driving the transformation needed to build a low-carbon future. Our decarbonization efforts go beyond compliance, they represent a strategic opportunity to create value, strengthen our business resilience to changing environments, and contribute to a more sustainable global economy. This validation reinforces our leadership in corporate sustainability and underscores that bold climate action is both a business imperative and a shared responsibility.”
Quadient is executing a comprehensive decarbonization roadmap with a strategy focused on optimizing energy use across operations by modernizing facilities, transitioning to renewable energy and enhancing overall efficiency. The company is also accelerating the shift to a low-carbon vehicle fleet and promoting remote collaboration technologies to cut business travel-related emissions.
Beyond operational improvements, Quadient is leveraging product innovation and circular economy principles to reduce its environmental impact. Over 62.8% of the company’s mail-related solutions were remanufactured in 2024 to extend product lifecycles and minimize waste.
Quadient also announced it is actively working with its supplier network to drive emission reductions throughout the value chain, aiming to secure carbon reduction commitments from at least 30% of its strategic partners by 2026.
