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News > Global environmental current affairs > Acer joins RE100, inviting suppliers to commit to 100% green energy

Acer joins RE100, inviting suppliers to commit to 100% green energy

  • 2021-06-21

Laptop giant Acer announced yesterday (the 27th) that it has joined the global RE100 initiative, pledging to use 100% renewable energy by 2035. This makes it the ninth company in Taiwan to join the initiative. At the press conference, Acer CEO Chen Junsheng unveiled the "Earthion Sustainability Platform," inviting supply chain partners to incorporate green innovations into product design, production, transportation, and packaging, aiming to improve resource reuse, reduce packaging, and reduce their carbon footprint. Major suppliers including AU Optronics, Innolux, Compal Electronics, and Quanta Computer have already joined. Acer announced its commitment to 100% renewable energy by 2035, surpassing Dell and Lenovo. The Climate Group and the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) launched the RE100 international initiative in 2014. In 2017, they successfully rallied 100 large corporations to pledge to use 100% renewable energy through investment, purchase of green electricity, or green electricity certificates. Currently, over 300 companies worldwide have joined. Eight Taiwanese companies are included: TSMC, Delta Electronics, Grape King, Dajiang Biomedical, Zo Research Institute, O-Ride, and Co-Yi Research and Development. Acer held its next@acer global online press conference on the evening of the 27th (Taiwan time). Before unveiling its products, Chen Junsheng announced that Acer Group had joined the RE100 initiative, pledging to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2035, becoming the ninth Taiwanese company to do so. Acer joined the CDP supply chain system in 2008 to manage the environmental impact and carbon emissions of its supply chain. In 2012, it began energy management and the use of renewable energy, installing solar photovoltaic panels at some sites. As of the end of 2020, Acer Group's global operations and all its subsidiaries were using 44% renewable energy, and its total global carbon emissions had decreased by 60% compared to the 2009 base year. Source: Environmental Information Center

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