What specific action did DuPont take to address the electricity-related emissions of its healthcare division, and how much energy does it cover?

DuPont purchased renewable energy certificates (RECs) to fully cover the electrical power needs of its healthcare division, which operates 12 manufacturing sites and consumes 30,000 megawatt-hours of electricity annually. These RECs are supported by US-sourced renewable electricity generation and are intended to reduce Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions from grid electricity use.

What proportion of DuPont’s global electricity needs is currently met by renewables, and what was the revenue of its healthcare and water technologies segment in early 2026?

More than half of DuPont’s global electricity needs are sourced from renewables, according to Scott Collick, chief sustainability officer at DuPont. Additionally, DuPont’s healthcare and water technologies reporting segment—which includes the healthcare business—generated $806 million in revenue during the first quarter of 2026.

DuPont buys renewable energy certificates to cover healthcare division

Jun 12, 2026

DuPont purchased renewable energy certificates to cover all electricity needs for its healthcare division across 12 manufacturing sites, matching 30,000 megawatt-hours. This initiative reduces Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions while the segment reported $806 million in Q1 2026 revenue.

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