Schneider Electric has released the results of its five-year ESG program. The company also announced plans to take its sustainability strategy to the next level, integrating indicators such as carbon reduction, supply chain management, and expanding energy access.

On March 10, Schneider Electric announced the completion of its "Schneider Sustainability Impact (SSI) 2021-2025" program, along with the release of additional non-financial performance data for 2025. According to the official announcement, the overall SSI score as of the fourth quarter of 2025 was 8.86 (out of 10).

The Social Sustainability Initiative (SSI) is a program that manages 11 global goals and over 200 regional targets across six axes, including climate, resources, trust, and regions, from 2021 to 2025. Rather than simply declaring goals, the program focuses on incorporating them into business operations and the entire value chain.

Carbon-related metrics occupied the largest portion of this announcement. Schneider Electric announced that its products and solutions would reduce or avoid 862 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions by the end of 2025, exceeding its original target of 800 million tons.

Supply chain management performance was also presented. The company explained that through its "Zero Carbon Project," it encouraged reduction efforts from its 1,000 key suppliers, resulting in a 56% reduction in CO₂ emissions generated during supplier operations. Ninety-eight percent of suppliers were found to meet the "Decent Work" standard.

The social sector included energy access and educational achievements. Schneider Electric announced that through its "Access to Energy" initiative, launched in 2009, it will expand energy access to over 61 million people worldwide by the end of 2025 and provide energy management training to over 1 million people during the same period.

Esther Pinidori, Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO), stated that this completion is "not an end point, but a milestone," and CEO Olivier Blum reaffirmed his position that sustainability is a driver of both corporate performance and social impact. Following the conclusion of this five-year program, the company plans to continue discussions on its 2030 goals.