Huawei requires its suppliers to be green and low-carbon, and encourages them to achieve carbon neutrality. Huawei requires its suppliers to be green and low-carbon, and encourages them to achieve carbon neutrality. In recent years, Huawei has been committed to green and low-carbon development. In 2021, Huawei will incorporate carbon emission reduction requirements into its suppliers.
Huawei conducts the entire business management process and imposes carbon emission reduction requirements on all suppliers. Huawei requires suppliers to be green and low-carbon, and encourages them to achieve carbon neutrality.
Huawei requires suppliers to be green and low-carbon and encourages carbon neutrality. 1 The 2022 Huawei Supplier Carbon Reduction Conference will be held in a combination of online and offline methods. The theme of this conference is "Green and Low-Carbon, Collaboration to Win"
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At the conference, relevant government departments, experts, Huawei and supplier representatives attended and introduced and shared the global carbon emission reduction situation, my country's "dual carbon" policy, carbon emission reduction realization paths, industry standards, excellent practices, and Huawei Supply chain carbon emission reduction requirements.
Tan Qingliang, director of the Climate Change Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau, said that carbon peak carbon neutrality is not only an energy revolution, but also an extremely broad and profound green industrial revolution that will restructure the entire industrial chain.
A high-quality company must not only assume the responsibility for carbon neutrality itself, but also work with suppliers to establish a supply chain with carbon neutrality responsibility in order to achieve the emission reduction goals of the entire supply chain.
"Huawei has integrated green and environmental protection requirements into its procurement quality priority strategy and the entire procurement process. It has clarified green and environmental protection requirements in all aspects of the entire process, including supplier certification, selection, on-site audits, and performance management. Carbon emission reduction is very important to Huawei's suppliers.
It is both a challenge and an opportunity,” said Ying Weimin, Chief Supply Officer of Huawei.
Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Public Environment (IPE), pointed out that the Blue Map database currently contains 2,177,468 regulatory records, using data to promote green supply chains and green finance, and through the corporate climate action index to guide companies to actively respond to climate change and help companies
Achieve zero-carbon transition.
Our country attaches great importance to green supply chain management and has successively issued the "Guiding Opinions on Actively Promoting Supply Chain Innovation and Application", "The Guiding Opinions of the State Council on Accelerating the Establishment and Improvement of a Green and Low-carbon Circular Development Economic System" and "Green Manufacturing Enterprises' Green Supply Chain".
Policies and standards such as "Management Guidelines" stipulate green supply chain management and provide a basic model for enterprises to carry out green supply chain management work.
Huawei launched a supplier carbon emission reduction pilot project in 2013, with more than 100 suppliers participating in the pilot project.
Huawei also continues to strengthen the management of suppliers' carbon emissions. In 2020, it began to encourage top suppliers, which account for more than 80% of the purchase amount, to set carbon emission reduction targets and implement carbon emission reduction actions.
In 2021, we will incorporate carbon emission reduction requirements into the entire supplier management process, impose carbon emission reduction requirements on all suppliers, encourage leading suppliers to achieve carbon neutrality in advance, and encourage the sharing of excellent practices to achieve a green, low-carbon and sustainable supply chain.
Continuous development.
Huawei requires suppliers to be green and low-carbon, and encourages the achievement of carbon neutrality2 "Huawei has integrated green and environmental protection requirements into the procurement quality priority strategy and the entire procurement process, including supplier certification, selection, on-site audits, and performance management.
Clarifying green environmental protection requirements. "At the 2022 Huawei Supplier Carbon Emission Reduction Conference held today, Huawei's Chief Supply Officer Ying Weimin said that carbon emission reduction is both a challenge and an opportunity for Huawei suppliers.
According to reports, the theme of this conference is "Green, Low Carbon, Collaborative and Win-Win".
Huawei hopes that all suppliers will proactively meet the challenge of carbon emission reduction, seize opportunities, continue to practice the concept of green and low-carbon development, set feasible and challenging carbon emission reduction goals, and work with Huawei to continue to reduce the total carbon emissions in the supply chain.
, to achieve green, low-carbon and sustainable development of the entire supply chain.
More than 600 suppliers from around the world, totaling more than 2,000 people, attended the conference online.
"Carbon neutrality is not only an energy revolution, but also an extremely broad and profound green industrial revolution that will restructure the entire industrial chain. A high-quality enterprise must not only assume the responsibility of carbon neutrality itself, but also
It is necessary to work with suppliers to establish a carbon-neutral supply chain in order to achieve the emission reduction goals of the entire supply chain," said Tan Qingliang, director of the Climate Change Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Ecological Environment Bureau.
The conference also invited relevant experts and outstanding supplier representatives to attend, introducing and sharing the global carbon emission reduction situation, China's "dual carbon" policy, carbon emission reduction implementation paths, industry standards and excellent practices, and Huawei's supply chain carbon emission reduction requirements.
Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Public Environment (IPE), said: "The Blue Map database currently contains 2,177,468 regulatory records, using data to promote green supply chains and green finance, and through the corporate climate action index to guide companies to actively respond to climate change and help
Enterprises achieve zero-carbon transformation. "In recent years, Huawei has been committed to green and low-carbon development. As early as 2013, it launched a supplier carbon emission reduction pilot project. At that time, more than 100 suppliers participated in the pilot project.
Since then, Huawei has continued to strengthen the management of carbon emissions from suppliers.