Powering a Cleaner Future 

learn more about our enviornmental impact

Powering a Cleaner Future 
Powering a Cleaner Future  Powering a Cleaner Future 

Powering a Cleaner Future 


learn more about our enviornmental impact

Our imapct  Enviornmental  Social  Governance  Reporting

We’re committed to managing our business in an environmentally responsible way.

The transition to a lower-carbon global economy demands that we rethink what power can be. The energy products and services we offer not only empower our customers to improve their operations — they help them achieve their sustainability goals.

Our commitments

50%

reduction of carbon emissions by 2025 from 2014 base year

NET-ZERO

carbon emissions by 2050

Sustainability strategy and approach

Our strategy recognizes that we have an opportunity to rethink what power can be. While much of the energy landscape is transforming, our approach—delivering energy that is safe, affordable, and available when needed—still holds true.

Our environmental priorities

We’re committed to managing our business in an environmentally responsible way while also
offering energy products and services that help our customers achieve their sustainability
goals.

Climate and energy

We track compliance with environmental requirements and NRG standards using EKPIs.

Sustainable customers

We work to bring new, lower carbon, products and services to market.

Biodiversity

We strive to support and protect the natural ecosystem in the areas where we operate.

Waste management

We work to reduce, reuse, and recycle materials used in our daily operations.

Supply chain

We aim to work with suppliers who share our commitment to sustainability.

Measuring our environmental impact

1.9 GW

of renewable PPAs

57%

reduction in GHG emissions compared to 2014 base year

<5%

of consolidated revenues derived from coal-fired operating assets

75%

reduction in SO₂ emissions since 2014

52%

reduction in NOx emissions since 2014

96%

reduction in mercury emissions since 2014

77%

decrease in water withdrawl since 2014

59%

of CCRs reused

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