Corporate Travel Reduced by a Third on 2019 Levels Despite Increased Flying by Merck, Bosch, & JPMorgan Chase - CleanTechnica

Corporate Travel Reduced by a Third on 2019 Levels Despite Increased Flying by Merck, Bosch, & JPMorgan Chase - CleanTechnica

Business travel emissions of 239 global companies fell by 34% since 2019, but disproportionate flying by Merck, Bosch, JPMorgan Chase and other top polluters put overall achievements at risk. Business travel by the world’s biggest companies fell by 34% between 2019 and 2023, the fourth edition of the Travel Smart Ranking ... [continued] The post Corporate Travel Reduced by a Third on 2019 Levels Despite Increased Flying by Merck, Bosch, & JPMorg…

T&E report: 'Number of business flights down 34%'

Between 2019 and 2023, business flights fell by 34%. That’s according to a new report by the NGO Transport & Environment. However, 44% of the 326 companies in the Travel Smart ranking still have no target applying to business travel, putting overall progress at risk. Especially the disproportionate flying of private jets by large companies such as Merck, Bosch, and JPMorgan Chase is blamed. As in previous years, the ranking highlights 25 global …

Merck, Bosch, and JPMorgan Increase Travel Emissions Despite Trends - Focus on Travel News

Business travel emissions have dropped by 34% since 2019 among the world’s leading companies, yet Merck, Bosch, and JPMorgan Chase are bucking the trend by increasing their corporate flying. These findings come from the latest […]

Business travel emissions see 34% reduction since 2019 among 239 global companies

Global corporations are flying less, according to a new report and ranking by the Travel Smart Campaign, but too many firms still lack sustainable travel targets and three multinationals have been named and shamed for increasing rather than decreasing their travel emissions since 2019. The Travel Smart campaign is a global effort led by Transport & Environment (T&E) to  “help businesses move towards purposeful travel and reduce corporate emissio…

Brussels, 1 Apr (EFE delegation).- Corporate flights by large global companies have dropped by 34% since 2019, according to a study by the NGO Transport and Environment (T&E) that analyzes 326 companies from Europe, USA and India. The study notes that 44% of the companies analyzed "have not set specific targets to reduce their business trips", and identifies the 25 largest firms with the greatest footprint on business trips, T&E points out regar…

A study published this Tuesday by environmental organizations points out that emissions by global business flights have been reduced by a third, but Spanish companies lag behind and suspend in transparency or concrete objectives.Topics: News, Aviation, BBVA, Repsol, CaixaBank, Aerospace Industry, Iberdrola, Climate Crisis, Banco SantanderRead full article