Daher, a family-owned industrial group in the aeronautics value chain, has introduced a climate policy aligned with the Paris Agreement, targeting a 50% cut in operational carbon emissions by 2032 (with a 23% reduction by 2027). The plan rests on four pillars: cutting emissions from its own operations through efficiency and electrification; assessing and working with suppliers on their carbon maturity (50 suppliers by 2027, 100 by 2032); reducing emissions from products and services, including a lower-carbon aircraft by 2027, higher sustainable aviation fuel use, and directing over half of its R&D budget to lightweight composites; and mapping and adapting to physical climate risks across its sites and supply chain.
Daher's director of sustainable development called the policy a concrete, methodical response to the climate emergency that involves every employee in the company's transformation.
Source: Daher
