Mazda aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 with 2030 targets in sight
The automaker sets ambitious goals for carbon neutrality, including transitioning to renewable energy and introducing carbon-neutral fuels in its operations and supply chain
Japanese automaker Mazda has announced medium-term targets and a roadmap to achieve carbon neutrality at its domestic plants and operational sites in Japan by 2030, to achieve carbon neutrality at all of its global plants by 2035 and across the entire supply chain by 2050, it said in a press release Dec 14.
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