grupo ikea y su posición en el cambio climático

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Policy leadership Business needs climate change policy leaders IKEA Group position on climate and energy The low-carbon opportunity Man-made climate change is a scientific certainty, urgent action is needed to stop the worst impacts. To meet the 2°C limit, global emissions must peak by 2020 and then be reduced significantly thereafter. of warming that has occurred so far has brought changes to weather patterns, floods, droughts and rising sea levels. pre-industrial levels Business needs policy leadership. Legally binding targets on CO 2 reduction, renewable energy and energy efficiency will unlock the innovation and investment needed to build a low-carbon economy. A low-carbon economy offers significant potential in terms of growth and energy security. The European Commission estimates 20 million jobs could be created between now and 2020 in the green economy. 2012 Hurricane Sandy 9x in lost revenue Every $1 invested in energy efficiency saves at least $2 in energy expenses.* The future success of business depends on limiting global temperature rise to below: ONLY URGENT ACTION to reduce emissions will prevent a global temperature rise of 4°C by the end of this century- threatening growth, prosperity and global stability. IKEA Group is already experiencing disruption in its direct operations due to increased frequency of extreme weather events. Business needs leadership from policy makers to tackle the risks of climate change: 1. An ambitious CO 2 reduction target to limit temperature increase to below 2˚C. 2. Binding renewable energy targets will provide the stable, long-term framework needed for business to invest. 3. A binding framework for energy efficiency is essential to incentivise business to shift to more efficient production methods, develop more efficient products and appliances and to encourage the development of more efficient buildings. A global agreement to tackle climate change and strong commitments from individual countries will give business the framework to invest in building a low-carbon, prosperous future. * Source: The World Bank ** Compared with using incandescent bulbs IKEA Group 40m saved since 2010 in our stores and distribution centres alone through energy efficiency. 100% of our energy consumption matched with our own genera- tion from wind, solar and biomass by 2020. 80m+ saved/yr by our customers who bought 12.3m LED lightbubs in 2013.** 650,000 solar panels now installed on IKEA Group buildings. 206 wind turbines committed to in 10 countries. 1.5 bn allocated to invest in renewable energy up to 2015. © Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2014 $1 invested = $2 saved

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Policy leadership

Business needs climate change policy leadersIKEA Group position on climate and energy

The low-carbon opportunity

Man-made climate change is a scientific certainty, urgent action is needed to stop the worst impacts.

To meet the 2°C limit, global emissions must peak by 2020 and then be reduced significantly thereafter.

of warming that has occurred so far has brought changes to weather patterns, floods,

droughts and rising sea levels.

pre-industrial levels

Business needs policy leadership. Legally binding targets on CO2 reduction, renewable energy and energy efficiency will unlock the innovation and investment needed to build a low-carbon economy.

A low-carbon economy offers significant potential in terms of growth and energy security.

The European Commission estimates 20 million jobs could be created between now and 2020 in the green economy.

2012Hurricane Sandy 9x in lost revenue

Every $1 invested in energy efficiency saves at least $2 in energy expenses.*

The future success of business depends

on limiting global temperature rise to

below:ONLY URGENT ACTION to reduce

emissions will prevent a global temperature rise

of 4°C by the end of this century- threatening

growth, prosperity and global stability.

IKEA Group is already experiencing disruption in its direct operations due to increased frequency of extreme weather events.

Business needs leadership from policy makers to tackle the risks of climate change:

1. An ambitious CO2 reduction target to limit temperature increase to below 2˚C.

2. Binding renewable energy targets will provide the stable, long-term framework needed for business to invest.

3. A binding framework for energy efficiency is essential to incentivise business to shift to more efficient production methods, develop more efficient products and appliances and to encourage the development of more efficient buildings.

A global agreement to tackle climate change and strong commitments from individual countries

will give business the framework to invest in building a low-carbon, prosperous future.

* Source: The World Bank** Compared with using incandescent bulbs

IKEA Group

€40m savedsince 2010 in our stores and distribution centres alone through energy efficiency.

100%of our energy consumption matched with our own genera-tion from wind, solar and biomass by 2020.

€80m+saved/yr by our customers who bought 12.3 m LED lightbubs in 2013.**

650,000solar panels now installed on IKEA Group buildings.

206wind turbines committed to in 10 countries.

€1.5bnallocated to invest in renewable energy up to 2015.

© Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2014

$1 invested = $2 saved