Enabling the green transition
Digitalisation and high-speed connectivity will be enablers of the global green transition.
With increasing adoption rates of Internet of Things (‘IoT’) IoT, there is growing potential for individuals, companies and industries to reduce their environmental footprint using digital technologies and services.
We believe green digital solutions have the potential to help decarbonise society, protect, restore and enhance nature, and build a more circular economy.
To provide the technology and connectivity needed for society to transition to a more sustainable future
Progress
78.3 million tonnes
of greenhouse gas emissions avoided through the use of our digital products and services since 2020
55%
of our 186.8 million IoT connections help our customers to reduce their emissions
75x
our digital products and services helped avoid 75 times the emissions generated from our own operations in 2024
Digitalisation is key to creating a low-carbon society
By providing the technology and connectivity needed for society to transition to a more sustainable future, we are supporting our business customers to reduce their own climate impact.
This includes:
- Reducing the lifecycle carbon footprint of the digital technology products and services we provide
- Helping customers decarbonise their businesses
- Harnessing the power of technology to make business operations smarter and more efficient.
- Lowering dependency on fossil fuels and accelerating the transition to renewables.
Reducing the environmental footprint of our products and services
As more businesses take responsibility for their environmental impact, they seek to engage with their suppliers and use procurement as a lever for influencing positive change across their value chain.
As a supplier of digital connectivity to businesses worldwide, we aim to help our customers to tackle their own upstream Scope 3 emissions by reducing the lifecycle carbon footprint of the digital technology products and services we provide to them.
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