#Apple environment

Apple has just announced that it wants all of its products to be carbon-neutral by 2030. In a post on its newsroom portal, Apple shared that its manufacturing partners now support over 13 gigawatts of renewable electricity around the world, which they say is a nearly 30 percent increase in the last year. This means that more than 250 suppliers operating across 28 countries are using or planning to use renewable energy for all Apple production by 2030. The smartphone manufacturer shared that 27 US-based suppliers are already having great success with adopting Apple's Clean Energy Program. It mentioned Bemis Associates, which has achieved 100 percent renewable electricity for all Apple-related production, and Coherent Corp. Meanwhile, Apple says that 70 suppliers in China are also committed to 100 percent renewable electricity. One of Apple's main efforts in its carbon-neutral plan is its $4.7 billion spending on Green Bonds, which is financing the expansion of clean energy solutions and emissions reductions around the world. Apple says that its Green Bond spending for 2022 will focus mostly on investments in large-scale solar, low-carbon design, energy efficiency, and carbon removal. Read more in our articles including "Apple: All Apple products to be carbon-neutral by 2030" and "Smartphones Under P10,000 | Q2 2026".