Five ways we’re working towards 100% renewable energy by 2030
As part of our Climate Transition Action Plan, we’re switching 100% of our energy to renewable sources by 2030. Read on to discover five ways we’re taking action on this challenge.
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Changing how our ingredients are grown will help protect soil, preserve water, restore nature and build a more resilient supply chain. Learn how we’re working with farmers and partners to roll out regenerative agriculture across 1 million hectares.
Combating climate change needs business and government collaboration. Our CEO Hein Schumacher and former UNFCCC Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa, explain how working together will help unlock faster emission cuts.
We’re helping a growing number of key suppliers to build their capacity to reduce emissions. Leaders from two packaging businesses, one plastic, one aluminium, share their experiences of our Supplier Climate Programme.
Our new ‘direct dispatch’ model of shipping products from our factories to our retail customers is helping improve the efficiency of our logistics operation. Here we explain what benefits it delivers and where we’re rolling it out.
Unilever Home Care power brands Dirt Is Good (Persil) and Comfort are partnering with world-leading consumer technology and domestic appliance company Samsung. Read how, together, we plan to transform the future of home laundry and deliver unmissably superior products.
We’re using innovative technology to help us maintain a deforestation-free supply of palm oil while supporting smallholder farmers in the areas we source from. Rauf Prasodjo, Senior Manager for Sustainable Sourcing at Unilever, explains how.
To help deliver our ambitious climate goals, we’re stepping up our advocacy work to push for systems-level changes that address barriers to faster emissions reduction. But what does that work involve and how do we go about it?
The sun doesn’t just drive our ice cream sales; it also helps power our business in a sustainable way. Find out how solar solutions integrated into our warehouses, fleets and sales kiosks are making energy savings, reducing emissions and contributing to our climate goals.
We’re exploring new technologies that will help make our cleaning products superior and more sustainable. As part of this, we’ve extended our partnership with Econic Technologies: a start-up that’s pioneering a process to replace fossil-based raw materials with renewable carbon.
Our updated Climate Transition Action Plan (CTAP) sets out Unilever’s ambitious new climate targets. Discover how we’re focusing our efforts so we can deepen our impact by 2030, and why we believe taking urgent climate action now is good for our business in the long term.
We’ve just launched our biggest laundry detergent innovation in a decade, Wonder Wash – designed for the increasing number of consumers who are choosing to do quick washes. But what are the technical challenges with short cycles? We ask a Unilever scientist to explain.
It’s set to be a year of acceleration for our projects that implement regenerative agriculture practices. Lucas Urbano, our Head of Regenerative Agriculture, Business Operations, explains why partnerships with both farmers and tech experts will be key to scaling up the programme.
What we’re doing to decarbonise our business