The UK’s John Lewis Partnership Partnership, the parent company of John Lewis Partnership department stores and Waitrose supermarkets, has pledged to fulfil the target by 2050 at the latest. The Partnership hopes to have removed a third of carbon from its operations by 2028, through the use of new refrigeration technology, biomethane-powered trucks, renewable electricity and electric vans. It also aims to make its entire transport fleet, which is responsible for 40% of its carbon footprint, zero carbon by 2045. The targets build on a 70% reduction in emissions achieved last year against a 2010 baseline, two years ahead of schedule.
The UK’s John Lewis Partnership, the parent company of John Lewis department stores and Waitrose supermarkets, has pledged to fulfil the target by 2050 at the latest. The Partnership hopes to have removed a third of carbon from its operations by 2028, through the use of new refrigeration technology, biomethane-powered trucks, renewable electricity and electric vans. It also aims to make its entire transport fleet, which is responsible for 40% of its carbon footprint, zero carbon by 2045. The targets build on a 70% reduction in emissions achieved last year against a 2010 baseline, two years ahead of schedule.