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BELÉM, Brazil, Nov. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At the "For Shared Future: Accelerating Climate Action with Innovation" themed event during the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, LONGi officially released its "2024-2025 Climate Action White Paper of LONGi." This marks the fourth Climate Action White Paper released by LONGi since 2021. The report is the first to comprehensively benchmark against the International Transition Plan Task Force disclosure framework and the IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures standard, systematically outlining the strategic ambition and implementation pathway to "achieve net-zero emissions across the entire value chain by 2050."
"Addressing climate change is a systemic project requiring global collaboration. The value of an enterprise is reflected not only in its economic benefits but also in its contributions to our planetary home," stated Li Zhenguo in his address. He proposed four key initiatives: building an open innovation ecosystem, advancing energy equity and accessibility, deepening global cooperation mechanisms, and improving green development policies, calling on all sectors worldwide to move "from commitment to implementation."
As the first photovoltaic manufacturer in China to have its targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), LONGi further specifies its phased targets in this white paper: by 2030, reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 60% compared to 2020, and reduce Scope 3 emission intensity by 52%. The company commits to completing charging facility coverage at all operational sites by 2030.
To achieve these goals, LONGi has detailed its emission reduction pathway into five pillars: Operational Decarbonization, Value Chain Collaboration, Product Carbon Footprint Management, Climate Solutions Development, and Promoting a Just Transition. These are supported by quantified indicators and annual tracking mechanisms, forming a "quantifiable, traceable, and verifiable" climate governance closed loop.
Reportedly, LONGi's total operational carbon emissions in 2024 were 3,184,782 tons of CO2 equivalent. While this represents a 23.8% increase compared to 2020 due to business expansion, it signifies a 37% decrease from the peak level in 2023. Specifically, Scope 1 emissions decreased by 8.0%, and Scope 2 emissions decreased by 37.0%, demonstrating substantial progress in energy efficiency improvements and green electricity substitution.
In 2024, LONGi implemented 477 electricity-saving technical renovation projects, expected to save 426 million kWh annually, equivalent to reducing emissions by 250,000 tons of CO2. The Group's overall electricity consumption per unit decreased by 10.7% year-on-year. Electricity consumption per unit for various manufacturing stages – monocrystalline pulling, wafer slicing, cell production, and module production – decreased by 4.27%, 13.6%, 26.0%, and 19.1% respectively, all exceeding annual targets. Regarding energy structure optimization, LONGi used 4.746 billion kWh of renewable electricity in 2024, accounting for 47.5% of its total electricity consumption, an increase of 5.7 percentage points from 2020.
From proposing the "Solar for Solar" vision, to becoming the first in the industry to pass SBTi validation, and now to releasing this white paper fully benchmarked against international standards, LONGi is progressively transforming from a single PV product supplier into a builder and advocate of a zero-carbon energy ecosystem.
As Li Zhenguo stated, "The green transition is not just a responsibility, but also a new development opportunity." On the stage of COP30 in Brazil, LONGi presented the world with a detailed, transparent, and actionable roadmap, demonstrating the determination and capability of Chinese companies in addressing the climate crisis. This matters not only for the sustainable development of one enterprise but is also set to become a significant bellwether for the low-carbon transition of the Chinese and global PV industry.
BELÉM, Brazil, Nov. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At the "For Shared Future: Accelerating Climate Action with Innovation" themed event during the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, LONGi officially released its "2024-2025 Climate Action White Paper of LONGi." This marks the fourth Climate Action White Paper released by LONGi since 2021. The report is the first to comprehensively benchmark against the International Transition Plan Task Force disclosure framework and the IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures standard, systematically outlining the strategic ambition and implementation pathway to "achieve net-zero emissions across the entire value chain by 2050."
"Addressing climate change is a systemic project requiring global collaboration. The value of an enterprise is reflected not only in its economic benefits but also in its contributions to our planetary home," stated Li Zhenguo in his address. He proposed four key initiatives: building an open innovation ecosystem, advancing energy equity and accessibility, deepening global cooperation mechanisms, and improving green development policies, calling on all sectors worldwide to move "from commitment to implementation."
As the first photovoltaic manufacturer in China to have its targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), LONGi further specifies its phased targets in this white paper: by 2030, reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 60% compared to 2020, and reduce Scope 3 emission intensity by 52%. The company commits to completing charging facility coverage at all operational sites by 2030.
To achieve these goals, LONGi has detailed its emission reduction pathway into five pillars: Operational Decarbonization, Value Chain Collaboration, Product Carbon Footprint Management, Climate Solutions Development, and Promoting a Just Transition. These are supported by quantified indicators and annual tracking mechanisms, forming a "quantifiable, traceable, and verifiable" climate governance closed loop.
Reportedly, LONGi's total operational carbon emissions in 2024 were 3,184,782 tons of CO2 equivalent. While this represents a 23.8% increase compared to 2020 due to business expansion, it signifies a 37% decrease from the peak level in 2023. Specifically, Scope 1 emissions decreased by 8.0%, and Scope 2 emissions decreased by 37.0%, demonstrating substantial progress in energy efficiency improvements and green electricity substitution.
In 2024, LONGi implemented 477 electricity-saving technical renovation projects, expected to save 426 million kWh annually, equivalent to reducing emissions by 250,000 tons of CO2. The Group's overall electricity consumption per unit decreased by 10.7% year-on-year. Electricity consumption per unit for various manufacturing stages – monocrystalline pulling, wafer slicing, cell production, and module production – decreased by 4.27%, 13.6%, 26.0%, and 19.1% respectively, all exceeding annual targets. Regarding energy structure optimization, LONGi used 4.746 billion kWh of renewable electricity in 2024, accounting for 47.5% of its total electricity consumption, an increase of 5.7 percentage points from 2020.
From proposing the "Solar for Solar" vision, to becoming the first in the industry to pass SBTi validation, and now to releasing this white paper fully benchmarked against international standards, LONGi is progressively transforming from a single PV product supplier into a builder and advocate of a zero-carbon energy ecosystem.
As Li Zhenguo stated, "The green transition is not just a responsibility, but also a new development opportunity." On the stage of COP30 in Brazil, LONGi presented the world with a detailed, transparent, and actionable roadmap, demonstrating the determination and capability of Chinese companies in addressing the climate crisis. This matters not only for the sustainable development of one enterprise but is also set to become a significant bellwether for the low-carbon transition of the Chinese and global PV industry.
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LONGi Releases Fourth Climate Action White Paper, Aims for Net-Zero Emissions Across Full Value Chain by 2050
LONGi Releases Fourth Climate Action White Paper, Aims for Net-Zero Emissions Across Full Value Chain by 2050
PUNE, India, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- EKA Mobility, a leading electric vehicles and technology company, today announced a strong 5X year-on-year volume growth in FY 2025–26, with 1,143 units sold and 1,344 electric commercial vehicles produced. This milestone comes on the back of the company's comprehensive electric vehicle portfolio across segments. During the year, EKA entered the M&HCV truck segment, in addition to its existing bus and SCV portfolio. The company is a Champion OEM under the Auto PLI Scheme and has achieved certification across multiple platforms.
"FY 2025–26 is a defining year for EKA Mobility. We are not only scaling volumes but also expanding our manufacturing footprint by adding a new plant recently and increasing our planned annual capacity to 10,000 buses, 6,000 trucks and 24,000 SCVs. With the widest range of fully homologated, born-electric platforms from last-mile to long-haul, we are uniquely positioned as a full-stack EV company. Our growth across electric buses, small commercial vehicles, and now trucks validates both market demand and our execution capability.
India's transition to clean commercial mobility is accelerating, and EKA is at the forefront driving this shift at scale, with technology, innovation, and global ambition."
— Dr. Sudhir Mehta, Founder & Chairman, EKA Mobility
Strong Business Momentum Across Segments
- Electric Bus Leadership:
Secured wins under PM e-Bus Sewa and PM E-DRIVE; deployed vehicles across 15+ states including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Delhi - SCV Breakout Year:
Strong uptake of 3S & 6S passenger vehicles and 3W cargo platforms, accelerating last-mile mobility adoption - Electric Trucks:
New Growth Engine: Entry into heavy-duty trucks contributing to growth and expanding presence in logistics electrification - Hydrogen Fuel Cell:
Deployed a 9-metre hydrogen fuel cell bus at Cochin International Airport with KPIT Technologies and BPCL; plans to deploy 15 more buses
Key Highlights:
Global Expansion:
- Commenced electric bus deployments in Africa
- Partnership with Kerchanshe Group for CKD assembly and distribution
- Agreement with NBFI Capital for manufacturing in Australia
Manufacturing Scale-Up:
- Two Pune facilities operational; Pithampur plant to be operational shortly
- Planned annual capacity: 10,000 buses, 6,000 trucks and 24,000 SCVs
Retail Network:
- Expanded dealership network; plans to add 120 dealerships in FY27
Order Book Visibility:
- 6,000+ confirmed e-buses to be delivered over the next two years
About EKA Mobility
EKA Mobility is a Pune-based electric vehicle and technology company focused on transforming India's commercial mobility landscape. With a portfolio spanning electric buses, electric trucks, and small commercial vehicles, EKA combines electric vehicle manufacturing with proprietary AI-powered fleet technology to deliver end-to-end mobility solutions.
EKA Mobility is backed by Mitsui & Co., Ltd. (Japan), VDL Groep (Netherlands), Pinnacle Industries Limited, Enam Holdings and the NIIF India-Japan Fund as equity and strategic partners and has expanded its footprint to markets in East Africa, South Africa, and Australia.
To know more about the company, kindly visit: https://ekamobility.com
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EKA Mobility Achieves 5x Volume Growth
