Ansys Aims for 15% Carbon Reduction by 2027

Ansys is aimimng to lessen the environmental and climate impacts of its operations by measuring, analyzing and reducing resource use. The simulation software provider’s goal is to reduce scope 1 and scope 2 emissions by 15% by 2027, compared with its current 2019 baseline.

The company says it also extends its commitment through simulation solutions that help users minimize materials waste, improve circularity, accelerate product development processes, and minimize physical prototyping.

Ansys’ environmental strategy focuses on reducing overall emissions and continuing to implement projects coming out of energy audits, including lighting enhancements and on-site renewable energy. It’s part of a larger effort to simultaneously lower emissions, reduce environmental impacts, and optimize operations, Ansys says.

The company is moving forward on its product handprint initiative—regarding how Ansys enables customers to reduce its impact on the planet. Each product handprint, or use case, illuminates Ansys’ work in specific areas, including semiconductors, energy, digital twins and aerospace. Through its online documentary series—Earth Rescue—Ansys showcases the work of customers that are generating new solutions in against climate change. New episodes of Earth Rescue will be released this fall.

“Through our environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, Ansys is committed to driving positive change for our investors, customers, employees and partners,” says Janet Lee, vice president, general counsel and secretary at Ansys and head of its ESG program. “The pillars of our ESG program—advancing sustainability through products, investing in our people, operating responsibly and collaborating with stakeholders — ensure we can deliver long-term value for our business and our communities as we build a better future, together.”

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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