“Unlocking the power of data will advance humanity more than any other force over the next decade,” said Michael Dell chairman and CEO, Dell Technologies. “We are committed to making that power broadly available to communities around the world so we can all move forward together.” Over the next decade, Dell Technologies “will use its global scale, broad technology portfolio and expertise to yield meaningful and measurable impact on society and the planet.” By 2030, the company has stated it plans to; recycle an equivalent product for every product a customer buys; lead the circular economy with more than half of all product content being made from recycled or renewable material; use 100 percent recycled or renewable material in all packaging; drive a comprehensive science-based climate program, setting emissions goals across facilities, supply chain and operations to customer use of its products including partnering with suppliers to meet a greenhouse gas emissions reduction target of 60 percent per unit revenue by 2030. For the full list of 2030 goals, see delltechnologies.com/2030goals. These moonshot yet viable goals are designed to enhance Dell Technologies’ strategy and support its purpose “to advance human progress.” “We have a great responsibility to apply the full power of Dell Technologies to transform lives and society,” said Karen Quintos, chief customer officer at Dell Technologies. “By combining our technology portfolio, global scale, team member talent and customer partnerships, we can drive significant positive impact. Our 2030 agenda is comprehensive and deeply embedded across the business. The moonshot goals stretch us to go far beyond incremental change. In some cases, we’re still working to uncover how we’ll get there – but we know that significant change and innovation starts with deep commitment.”
Dell Technologies has said it plans to source 75% of its electricity from renewables by 2030 and 60% 10 years later . The company also said it wanted to recycle an equivalent product for every customer purchase by more than half and make 2030 its products and all its packaging from recycled or recyclable material. Dell’s Progress Made Real report for 2030 also said it will set emissions targets and join forces with suppliers to cut 75% of emissions by 2030 . It will also back a science-based climate programme.