Home > Latest News > Samsung Pushed To Go Greener

Samsung Pushed To Go Greener

Samsung have already announced they will be using discarded fishing nets in the production of their new Galaxy S devices as part of their quest to combat the climate crisis, now shareholders are calling on the company to be more environmentally sustainable.

The latest to put the push on Samsung is APG, a Dutch pension fund that oversees nearly 630 billion Euros, who sent them – as well as other companies – a note urging greater effort. The note pointed out that APG holds a 0.5 per cent stake in Samsung Electronics.

Samsung have already reduced nearly 700,000 tons of carbon emissions with five types of Carbon Trust-certified memory chips, created their own index to gauge the environmental impact on chips, and introduced a zero-paper policy for letters to shareholders to save 3000 trees.

In response to APG, Samsung say they will “take bolder actions in recognition of a radical shift that is unraveling.”



You may also like
Blue OLED Technology Could Roll Out In 2026
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra teardown
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra ‘Repair Friendly’
New App Makes Samsung SmartTags Compatible With Non-Galaxy Devices
Older Samsung Units To Get One UI 7 Eventually
Tablet Market Rebounds With Apple In The Lead

Popular Posts

Worldwide Appliances Jack Up Prices Ahead Of New Outdoor Cooking Range Launch
Latest News
/
/
Seagate To Acquire Intevac In All-Cash Deal
Latest News
/
/
YouTube Shorts with Veo 2
Google Boosts Online AI Video With Veo 2
Latest News
/
/
Leaked Renders Of Samsung Budget Galaxy A36 Revealed
Latest News
/
/
French AV Brands Getting Traction In OZ Advance Paris The Latest
Latest News
/
/

Digital Magazines

Recent Post

Worldwide Appliances Jack Up Prices Ahead Of New Outdoor Cooking Range Launch
Latest News
/
//
Comments are Off
  Six months after Worldwide Appliances took on the Everdure Barbecue brand the business has announced price rises of between...
Read More