Apple has announced a significant expansion of its renewable energy and water sustainability investments worldwide, with India emerging as a central piece of its broader environmental strategy. The company is pushing aggressively toward its ambitious goal of achieving carbon neutrality across its entire value chain by 2030, and the latest announcements signal that progress is accelerating on multiple fronts. According to Apple, more than 18 gigawatts of clean electricity now supports its global operations and manufacturing supply chain. That figure represents more than triple the level recorded in 2020, underscoring the scale and pace of the company's clean energy buildout over the past few years. The momentum extends well into its supplier network as well. More than 320 suppliers, collectively accounting for 95 percent of Apple's direct manufacturing spending, have now committed to powering Apple-related operations entirely with renewable electricity. India has taken on a particularly prominent role in Apple's sustainability push.
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