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Resilience in action: Achieving 100% renewable electricity in Kyiv, Ukraine

As sustainability expectations continue to rise across Europe, it is becoming increasingly important to look for ways to reduce emissions and improve transparency across value chains. For Huhtamaki Foodservice Ukraine, this journey has reached an important milestone: the Kyiv production site is now powered by 100% verified renewable electricity.

Achieving this milestone is especially meaningful given the ongoing war in Ukraine. The conflict has significantly disrupted the country’s energy infrastructure in recent years, making reliable energy supply an ongoing challenge for businesses. 

By transitioning to 100% verified renewable electricity, Huhtamaki Ukraine is reducing the emissions associated with the electricity used in its manufacturing operations, known as Scope 2 emissions. This also helps customers reduce emissions across their own value chains. 

Resilience in action: Achieving 100% renewable electricity in Kyiv, Ukraine

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