Xiaomi reveals new strategy for reaching Global Net Zero Greenhouse Gas Emission goal

In the latest announcement, the topic revealed by Xiaomi isn't about their product bu rather its commitment in achieving a net zero greenhouse gas emission for long-lasting business and a sustainable environment. To do this, the brand has set up several goals, or checkpoints, if you may, for the next several decades through the reduction of Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and the timeframes are:

• Reduce at least 70% emissions from main operating segments from the base year level no later than 2030
• Reduce at least 98% emissions from main operating segments from the base year level no later than 2040
• Prioritize the use of low-carbon technologies, long-term green power purchase agreements, and on-site renewable energy generation
• Encourage key suppliers to establish renewable energy usage and GHG emission

Other than the production department, they are also embedding technology that would result in less energy used/wasted such as G Energy Saving Signal Transmission, Dark Mode, more efficient Fast Charge, and Eco-Friendly Packaging. Recycling jobs are also part of the important movement as they reported 4,500 tons of e-waste recycled last year while aiming for the 38,000 figure for the next 4 years in addition to reusing those recycled materials at about 5,000 tons. Another way of reducing the amount of e-waste that gets dumped and forgotten is through the Trade-in Program where EoL products can still hold some value for the customers while helping Xiaomi to reach a higher number of recycled electronics - a win-win for both the business and the consumer.