Apple devices to have net zero climate effect by 2030:-

 Despite the net sales, Apple has consistently reduced its carbon footprint. Its carbon footprint has shrunk by 40%, indicating steady progress toward its 2030 target.

Over 110 Apple manufacturing partners, including those in India, are shifting toward renewable energy as the company moves closer to being carbon neutral across verticals, including its supply chain and goods, by 2030. Apple's switch to 100 percent renewable energy would save over 15 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions per year.

According to Apple, this equates to removing more than 3.4 million cars from the road each year. A total of nearly 8 gigawatts of renewable energy is expected to be installed in the near future.

According to Apple, this equates to removing more than 3.4 million cars from the road each year. A total of nearly 8 gigawatts of renewable energy is expected to be installed in the near future.

Apple's worldwide corporate activities are now carbon neutral. Furthermore, Apple is directly investing in renewable energy projects to offset some upstream emissions, as well as a large energy storage project in California to test new renewable infrastructure solutions. By 2030, every Apple computer sold would have a net zero effect on the environment.

In California , Apple is building one of the world's largest battery projects, a grid-scale energy storage project capable of storing 240 megawatt-hours of energy, enough to power over 7,000 homes for a day. By storing excess energy produced during the day and deploying it when it is most needed, this project supports the company's 130-megawatt solar farm in California, which provides all of the company's renewable energy.