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Our VP for EU Retail Xavier Garambois, speaks about Amazon’s sustainability plans in Europe
Watch Xavier Garambois, Amazon’s Vice President for EU retail about our commitment to reach Net Zero Carbon by 2030 and other sustainability projects.
We are all in on The Climate Pledge: Net zero carbon by 2040
Climate change is accelerating, and so are we—in our mission to help slow the crisis.
Verizon, Infosys, and Reckitt Benckiser Join The Climate Pledge
The Climate Pledge, co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, is a commitment to reach net zero carbon by 2040.
Amazon Supports Fight against Climate Change Effects on European Cities
Following The Climate Pledge commitment, and recognizing the urgency of the climate crisis and its impacts on urban communities, Amazon announced a €3.75 million commitment to The Nature Conservancy in an effort to reduce climate change risks and increase species biodiversity in cities. The project will start in Berlin. Learnings will be applied in two other German locations, and then these models will be shared across other European cities.
Our progress on The Climate Pledge
Since co-founding The Climate Pledge last year, we’ve made new investments in renewable energy around the world, revealed new electric vehicle designs, and announced our first Right Now Climate Fund project with The Nature Conservancy.
Driving design to combat climate change
Delivery associates helped design Amazon’s new fleet of electric delivery vehicles with safety and sustainability in mind.
Go behind the scenes as Amazon develops a new electric vehicle
100,000 electric delivery vans will save millions of kilograms of carbon per year.
How is AWS delivering clean energy at no cost to European consumers?
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is committed to achieving 100% renewable energy usage for our global infrastructure. Here are some of the ways we worked towards this in 2019.
Aiming at leadership in sustainability on the last mile
Amazon recently co-founded the Climate Pledge, committing to meet Paris Agreement goals 10 years earlier by reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2040.