Apple has announced that it now gets 96% of its energy worldwide and 100% of its energy in the United States from renewable sources. In an interview with Bloomberg, Apple VP Lisa Jackson also revealed that suppliers Compal Electronics Inc., Sunwoda Electronic Co. and Biel Crystal Manufactory Ltd. have pledged to move to renewable energy.
"We look at our carbon footprint as so much more than just our office, our data centers, our stores, even our distribution centers," Jackson told Bloomberg Television. "All that's included in our 96 percent, but now we're moving onto our supply chain."
Apple and its suppliers expect to generate over 2.5 billion kilowatt hours per year of clean energy by the end of 2018.
Take a look at the video interview below for more details...
"We look at our carbon footprint as so much more than just our office, our data centers, our stores, even our distribution centers," Jackson told Bloomberg Television. "All that's included in our 96 percent, but now we're moving onto our supply chain."
Apple and its suppliers expect to generate over 2.5 billion kilowatt hours per year of clean energy by the end of 2018.
Take a look at the video interview below for more details...