Public data, as of October 2026
Apple Inc. reported about 15 million tCO₂e for 2024, and 100% of it sits in Scope 3, in the value chain beyond the company's own operations.
Near-term status: Validated Targets. Net-zero status: no net-zero target on record.
Scope 3 is 100% of the footprint, the part of the value chain that supplier emissions reductions can reach.
Scope 3 is 100% of the footprint, close to the peer median of 100%.
No voluntary retirement names this company as beneficiary yet.
Peers: companies in the SBTi industry "Technology Hardware and Equipment", by Scope 3 share of the latest reported footprint.
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| Scope 1, direct | 55,200<1% |
| Scope 2, purchased energy | 3,300<1% |
| Scope 3, value chain | 15,110,000100% |
| Total | 15,168,500 |
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Status as published by the SBTi
Primary SBTi record: Apple, Inc.
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Registry records naming the company as beneficiary
No voluntary credit retirements linked to this company
Carbon3 has not found a retirement in the public voluntary carbon market registry data it tracks that names this company as the beneficiary.
The company's Scope 3 share is 100%, against a peer median of 100%.
6 of 6 named peers report all three scopes, so their Scope 3 share can be compared.
Cached 14 Jul 2026
Apple targets a 75% absolute reduction in Scope 1-3 emissions by 2030 from its 2015 baseline (already >60% achieved, with FY2024 Scope 1+2 at 0.1 MtCO2e and Scope 3 at ~15 MtCO2e) alongside full carbon neutrality, exceeding SBTi-validated benchmarks and peer commitments amid tightening regulations such as the EU CSDDD. These goals will be advanced through scaled supplier renewable procurement adding 5 GW capacity with TSMC and Foxconn, Restore Fund carbon insetting, 100% recycled cobalt/tin/gold/rare earths mandates via Li-Cycle and Redwood Materials, and F-GHG abatement at Samsung Display and BOE, collectively delivering 6.9 MtCO2e annual reductions while building on 17.8 GW of existing supplier renewables and 30%+ recycled content. The $2.193 billion green bond program and targeted investments of $1.425 billion across these initiatives are projected to generate over $520 million in returns over five years, converting decarbonization from a cost center into a revenue driver via carbon insetting that yields $75 million while directly offsetting manufacturing emissions. This approach simultaneously strengthens MSCI ESG positioning, mitigates supply-chain and reputational risks, and accelerates competitive differentiation through closed-loop circularity and verified nature-based removals.
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Apple reduced global greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60% since 2015 baseline, with FY2024 Scope 1+2 at 0.1 million tCO2e and Scope 3 at ~15 million tCO2e.
Science-based target validated by SBTi to reduce absolute Scope 1-3 emissions by 62% by FY2030 from FY2019 baseline, aiming for full carbon neutrality across footprint.
Achieved 100% renewable electricity for corporate operations; suppliers procured 17.8+ GW renewable capacity, avoiding over 26 million tCO2e in 2025.
Highest-ever recycled content (30%+ in products); targets include 100% recycled cobalt, tin, gold, and rare earths by 2025-2030.
MSCI ESG rating of BBB; ISO 14001 certified facilities with transparent reporting aligned to TCFD, SASB, and GHG Protocol.
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