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Climate action

Climate action

IKEA’s vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people. In today’s world, this means transforming its business and value chain to drastically reduce its climate footprint. it is IKEA’s responsibility to the home we share and to what its customers and co-workers expect.
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IKEA is committed to doing its part to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C by becoming net-zero latest 2050.
A clear strategy

A clear strategy

IKEA has set ambitious goals. This includes committing to halving emissions by 2030. This means reducing more greenhouse gas emissions than the full IKEA value chain emits, while growing the IKEA business.
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Becoming net zero

IKEA is committed to the Paris Agreement and to contribute to limiting the global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. This includes a commitment to reducing absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the value chain by at least 50% by FY30, compared to a FY16 baseline, and to reach net-zero emissions by FY50, without using carbon offsets to meet this absolute reduction target. In addition, IKEA will remove and store carbon through forestry, agriculture and products in its value chain, along with contributing to additional reductions in society by going beyond its value chain.

Climate Agenda

To reduce its climate footprint, IKEA has set the following strategic goals, in order of priority:

Drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions

This will be achieved by using more materials and food ingredients with a low climate footprint, striving towards electrification, 100% renewable energy and continually improving energy efficiency, promoting choices with a lower climate footprint, and transforming into a circular business.

Annual Summary and Sustainability Report FY24

Net Zero Transition Plan

Removing and storing carbon through forestry, agriculture and products

Removing and storing carbon through forestry, agriculture and products

The next step in halving IKEA’s climate footprint is removing CO₂ from the atmosphere through natural processes. To do this, IKEA will store CO₂ through better forestry and agriculture management practices. A circular economy will also ensure that carbon remains stored in the products and materials for longer.
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Going beyond IKEA

Going beyond IKEA

IKEA will take an extended responsibility for the climate footprint of its suppliers and sourcing. To do this, it will transform its suppliers’ entire factories or operations to renewable energy - not just the part used for IKEA production.
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