Ubisoft carbon footprint 2017 for direct operations (scopes 1, 2 and 3 upstream)
* All values below are percentages
We are working to optimise the impact of travel and daily commute by rolling out state-of-the-art remote collaboration tools (video conferencing equipment, work-from-home setups and digitizing events) and encouraging policies that help reduce air travel.
We are working to increase the proportion of renewable energy that we use across all Ubisoft sites. In 2019, 76% of the electricity consumed by the Group (including data centers) came from renewable energy sources.
We are working to extend the lifespan of IT equipment, from procurement to end-of-life (including refurbishing and donating equipment where possible), as well as optimizing power consumption.
Our teams are our greatest strength, and green committees across all our regions have been formed for local actions and impacts. Awareness-raising campaigns are held throughout the year in our locations.
Our subsidiaries are encouraged to adopt good practices such as implementing energy efficiency measures for our buildings and IT assets, encouraging green transport modes, and reducing waste.
Ubisoft is proud to collaborate with its industry and other associations, including being a founding partner of UN Environment Programme’s Playing for the Planet initiative.
As a member of the “Playing For The Planet Alliance”, Ubisoft is committed to create games that will inspire players to take action on environmental issues.
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