Unilever Philippines reports a 77% cut in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by end-2025 from a 2015 baseline, and targets full elimination by 2030. The company moved to geothermal-backed renewable grid electricity in 2019, added rooftop solar, and is electrifying thermal processes with heat pumps and boilers. It is also pushing decarbonization into its supply chain through the Supplier Climate Programme, which helps priority suppliers measure and cut emissions. A renewed power deal with First Gen covers sites in Metro Manila and nearby provinces. The company is part of the Net Zero Carbon Alliance and received a Bronze Award for transparency and reporting. The story matters for anyone tracking corporate climate action in Southeast Asia, because it shows how a large consumer goods firm is combining operational changes, supplier engagement, and renewable energy partnerships to meet science-based targets.
