Embraer Goes On Green Power in 2024

Embraer has advanced the schedule for one of its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals by a year with the announcement that it has signed a deal to acquire all the electricity it uses in its homeland of Brazil from renewable sources by 2024. In August 2021, the airframer released a slate of its ESG targets that included net-zero carbon operations by 2040 and the use of 100 percent renewable energy in Brazil by 2025. 

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The purchase of the Renewable Energy Certificate for 2024 will allow the São José dos Campos–based manufacturer to zero its Scope 2 emissions in Brazil with electricity generated from solar and wind sources and contribute to the growth of the renewable energy market.