Improve energy efficiency indexed to net sales by 30% by 2025.

Advanced Barrier Extrusions is focused on good manufacturing practices in order to minimize waste and energy.

An annual 2% reduction of specific energy consumption from 2018 onward. 15 plants, representing 60 percent of our total energy use are ISO 50001 certified in energy management. The target is 80 percent by 2020

We’re always working to reduce our energy consumption and find renewable solutions.

As we continue toward our 2030 emissions goals, Amcor facilities around the world use our EnviroAction toolkit to identify best practices that will help them reduce energy consumption, and in turn, emissions.

APC continually invests in projects that reduce energy including lighting upgrades and energy-efficient manufacturing equipment.

Even as we’re aggressively transitioning to renewable energy at our corporate facilities and in our supply chain, we prioritize energy efficiency.

Energy consumption will be reduced by 10% [by 2020] (compared to base year 2019).

Reduce absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent and energy intensity by 15 percent by 2035.

Reduce electricity consumption 60% by 2020 relative to data traffic on our network (our energy intensity metric) using a 2013 baseline

We aim to make our own production sites carbon-neutral by 2030 and are therefore implementing energy efficiency measures at our sites and increasing the procurement of electricity from renewable sources.

We pledge to make our supply chain as sustainable as possible, which means continually innovating to reduce our energy and water usage and to minimize waste.

Reducing our energy-related CO2e emissions per product manufactured by 70% by 2025 (Base year 2014).

Reduce energy and water consumption 1% per year by 2025.

We are committed to addressing climate change by finding cost-effective solutions to save energy and directly reduce carbon emissions through operational improvements and sourcing renewable energy.

Implement energy efficiency projects and optimization of corporate consumption, also through the involvement of employees, with the objective of reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

Reduce the amount of energy we buy to make our products.

Over the next four years, we’re committing to reducing our energy consumption in our manufacturing operations by another 15% (vs. 2016 baseline).

Minimize our overall consumption of energy from our operations and transportation, while still growing as a company.

We are focused on improving energy efficiency and reducing green house gas emissions with a goal of year over year improvement.

Danone has committed to reduce its total energy intensity by 60% by 2020

Improvement of energy efficiency by more than 15% per 1,000 m squared of saleable product against baseline 2016 [by 2030].

We will reduce the energy intensity of our entire product portfolio by 80% (2011–2020)

We have set a goal to reduce energy consumption in our U.S. Dunkin’ locations by 20% by 2025 through our DD Green Achievement Program.

Improve energy efficiency of operations by 20% by 2020 against the 2008 baseline.

Achieve net zero electricity consumption at our headquarters.

Our goal is to further reduce our total global energy use by 10% by 2030 based on a FY19 baseline.

ExxonMobil seeks to improve energy efficiency and mitigate emissions in a variety of ways.

[Sustainability target for FY19 to] maintain energy consumption in our plants

Reduce energy use by 2% anually at all General Mills owned production facilites. Normalized to production.

GP is committed to using energy economically and decreasing the intensity of purchased energy (non-biomass) and associated greenhouse gas emissions in its operations.

We’ve also joined the Department of Energy’s Better Plants Program with plans to reduce our energy usage by at least 25% over the next 10 years. (from 2018)

Reduction in the total specific energy consumption by 10% by 2025 by 20% by 2030.

As we grow our business, we’re committed to reducing our energy intensity

By 2025, reduce energy consumption by 25%.

By 2025 Increase the energy performance of our product portfolio 30X compared to 2015 levels.

20% reduction in store kilowatt hour energy use, compared to 2010 levels [ by 2020]

Conserve an additional 4 billion kWh of energy [by 2030].

Improve efficiency in purchased energy use by 15% [by 2020].

IPG’s Energy Policy commits the Company to operate its facilities in an efficient, environmentally responsible, and safe manner; to reduce energy intensity by 2.5% per year and CO2 emissions by 3% per year, and to achieve this goal by implementing continuous improvement programs and employee training initiatives across the entire organization.

We continue to focus specifically on utility consumption reduction opportunities and responsible energy management.

We set goals for our plants to reduce energy and water consumption.

We are working to promote energy-efficient use to reduce CO2 emissions through various measures.

2030 Long term target: 1% reduction yearly in Energy consumption per sales unit.

By 2020, reduce normalized energy use in our plants by an additional 15%

We commit to decrease energy use by 15% across all Kraft Heinz manufacturing facilities by 2025.

Achieve 40% electricity savings in supermarkets by 2020, using 2000 as a baseline year. Achieve 3% annual reduction in electricity consumed per unit produced in our plants. Achieve 3% annual reduction in natural gas consumed per unit produced in our plants

Kwik Lok is also committed to reducing our climate footprint, with a near-term goal of reducing our energy usage in our main facility by an additional 20% by 2025.

Reduce the energy used to make our products by 10% per pound produced.

Improve U.S. store energy efficiency 13% per square foot (kWh/ft2) from 2010 baseline [by 2020]

2025 Goal: Reduce energy consumption by 10% from a 2018 baseline

Mars will also continue to pursue innovative solutions to reduce energy use in our direct operations through energy efficiency solutions.

Reduce normalized electricity usage at owned and operated manufacturing facilities 10% by 2023.

Reduce energy and water by 20% by 2020.

Meijer is focused on reducing carbon footprint intensity and air emissions through reducing refrigerant gas leakage and improving the energy efficiency of our operations

Review our energy strategy to improve our energy efficiency, reduce the use of fossil fuels and achieve our science-based GHG reduction targets.

We are committed to lowering the GHG emissions associated with the production and distribution of our food and beverages, by improving energy efficiency, using cleaner fuels and investing in renewable sources.

2025 Goal: Reduce our energy usage by 25%.

Decrease energy use and CO2e emissions 25% per unit in key operations [by 2020].

Decrease energy use and CO2e emissions 35% per kg in textile dyeing and finishing processes [by 2020].

Reduce our energy use per square foot by 15% (KWH/Sq. Ft.) [by 2020].

10% increase in purchased energy efficiency [by 2020].

Improve production and operational efficiencies to ensure optimal consumption of resources like electricity, water and raw materials.

Ongoing investment in the highest efficiency systems.

Reduce the intensity factor 1per ton production by 10%

We have a goal to reduce energy by 20% per unit of production by 2020 (vs. 2010 baseline).

As part of our ongoing conservation efforts, we’ve committed to reducing energy output in all of our stores. We’re working to tackle energy expenditures from every angle, building new stores to be more energy-efficient while simultaneously making changes to reduce energy consumption in existing stores.

We are taking steps to lower our GHG footprint by cutting energy consumption, increasing energy efficiency and using more renewable energy at our facilities and across our supply chain.

we continuously work to reduce our consumption of raw materials and energy in producing our products, including reducing or recycling scrap generated during our production processes.

Ronpak has annual goals to reduce energy usage by a minimum of 3% per year.

S-One Labels & Packaging is committed to helping the industry develop more energy-efficient materials and processes for labeling and packaging to improve sustainability.

Reduce the energy intensity of our operations by 25% [by 2020]

Improve efficiency in purchased energy use by 10% [by 2020]

Selig is engaged in sustainable development through establishing annual targets for injury elimination, recycling improvement, waste and emissions reduction and energy saving that are supported by continuous improvement projects.

Sephora is focused on reducing energy consumption and transitioning to renewable energy.

Silgan Plastics will reduce electricity consumption by 5% of KWH per lb or resin sold during the next 5 years (2014 baseline through year 2020).

Reduce normalized global energy usage by 1% annually, which we believe will result in a further 1% reduction in GHG emissions (or reducing GHG emissions by 5% through 2020).

Reduce electrical intensity by 25% from 2010 to 2020. Achieve ENERGY STAR® building certification for 50% of our active U.S. facilities by 2020.

Most of our production processes are energy intensive and therefore we have established an energy efficient target to achieve as a minimum 0,8% annual energy savings by 2030.

Through innovative design of our restaurants and offices, we will optimize our resource footprint for reduced waste, energy use and water use.

For our processes, we will set improvement targets for energy and water consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and solid waste emissions.

Our mills have an enduring commitment to sustainable manufacturing. This includes energy efficiency, water conservation, wastewater treatment technology, and recycling of process by-products.

Energy efficiency is another key priority at Taghleef Industries

Drive energy and water efficiency in our own operations and in our supply chain

Reduce the energy intensity-per-square-foot in our stores by 10% by 2020

Achieve Energy Star certification in 80% of our buildings by 2020

Toray actively strives to reduce CO2 emissions in manufacturing, through process improvements that conserve energy, use renewable energy and reduce the use of coal.

Reduce Energy Intensity (kWh/lb) 9% by end of 2020

We strive to use renewable fuels like biogas from our wastewater treatment operations, whenever possible, and to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by making efficient use of energy.

We work toward continual improvement in finding new ways to reduce emissions, lower fuel consumption and decrease greenhouse gases, while improving the miles per gallon (MPG) performance of our fleet.

Reduce [facility] energy intensity 25% by 2025 (BTU/GSF) relative to a 2015 baseline

By 2020 we will halve the energy (kWh) purchased per occupant for the offices in our top 21 countries versus 2010.

Improve energy efficiency annually by 1% (continuous)

reduce energy intensity 20% by 2020 across 100M square feet, from fiscal 2011

By Dec. 31, 2020, reduce the total kWh-per-square-foot energy intensity required to power our buildings around the world by 20% versus our 2010 baseline

reduce energy consumption in company-owned restaurants by 20 percent per transaction by 2025

Our goal is to increase energy efficiency of purchased fuels by 10% per ton of production from a 2015 baseline by 2025.

2020 Goal: Energy efficiency is improved by 25%

we are committed to consuming energy in the most efficient, cost-effective and environmentally responsible manner.

Design, build and operate restaurants to be measurably more sustainable using green building standards to drive reductions in energy consumption, water use, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and waste.