SLB Named Sustainability Award Finalist for Supply Chain Decarbonization
Published by Todd Bush on October 4, 2024
SLB is among the 2024 Reuters Sustainability Awards finalists in the Net Zero: Supply Chain Decarbonization category. This recognition highlights SLB's leadership in sustainable supply chain practices, a key area in their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The Reuters Sustainability Awards celebrate leadership in sustainable business across various industries. Finalists for this category were selected from over 700 entries in 17 categories, with seven companies making the cut for the supply chain decarbonization category.
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"We are honored to be recognized in this category. It’s a reflection of the teamwork across our organization," said Gwenola Boyault, vice president, Planning and Supply Chain, SLB. SLB's Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) program and the integration of environmental scoring into the tender process have been instrumental in helping suppliers advance their climate action initiatives.
SLB’s supply chain organization plays a pivotal role in reducing emissions by engaging its value chain on a low-carbon journey. The company's sustainability efforts extend through the entire value chain, empowering employees, and fostering collaboration with both customers and suppliers.
"Our performance has been driven by the focus from our organization in understanding how to reduce emissions through efficiencies, job design, and alternative energy solutions," said Mikki Corcoran, vice president of Sustainability, SLB. Technology will be a critical factor in helping SLB, its customers, and the supply chain navigate the path toward a lower-carbon future.
Learn more about SLB's sustainable supply chain and explore the company's Sustainability Report.
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