NetApp introduces innovations to reduce energy costs Supporting sustainability goals for organizations around the world
NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP) is a global cloud-powered, data-centric software company. NetApp announced new ways for organizations to monitor, manage and optimize their carbon footprint in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. NetApp also outlined its commitment to reducing A 3 percent reduction in Scope 50 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (those produced by the enterprise value chain) by 2573, including a 1 percent reduction in Scope 42 (controlled or owned by the enterprise) and Scope 2 (electricity purchases) heating and cooling) of GHG emissions by adopting science-based targets.
“The enormous environmental challenges we face require everyone to be part of the solution. We are deeply integrating sustainability into our business strategies and operational priorities,” said George Kurian, CEO of NetApp. “We believe that the world's emerging energy challenges Today, innovative solutions are needed to solve the problem. And we are committed to continually developing energy-saving technologies and solutions. This helps our customers significantly reduce their carbon footprint. We are also committed to expanding sustainable practices within our own business by setting clear goals. And what we aim to achieve is to reduce Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by 2573.”
New tools and data announced in NetApp INSIGHT will help organizations meet their carbon reduction goals more effectively. Ready to fully respond to customer needs as desired.
NetApp's complete portfolio of tools and services helps customers build hybrid, multi-cloud environments that meet their organizations' business and sustainability objectives. and provides a comprehensive, holistic approach to building a more sustainable IT infrastructure.
“Enterprises need visibility and insight into the sustainability and performance of their hybrid and multi-cloud environments. To make the organization aware and better understand how they can make changes to reduce their carbon footprint,” said Cesar Cernuda, President of NetApp. “We are committed to continued innovation across our portfolio. combined with our own carbon neutralization efforts Including providing various organizations with the tools and resources necessary to reduce costs. Operate more efficiently And decisions are made based on emissions to achieve sustainability according to the goals that each organization has set.”
NetApp's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitment and leadership have been recognized by third-party experts, including EcoVadis, a provider of realistic ESG ratings for suppliers on the following: environment Labor and human rights, ethics and sustainable purchasing The Gold rating was given to NetApp, placing NetApp in the top 7% of all companies ranked by EcoVadis.
NetApp is a founding member of the Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program for data center storage. Several storage systems are ENERGY STAR 2.1 certified, including the NetApp AFF, FAS and E-Series storage systems.
Later this year, the third edition of NetApp's ESG Impact Report will be released to the public. The report covers the ESG strategy, including activities, progress, metrics and performance for NetApp's global operations. For the fiscal year ending 3 April 30
