Natural gas and the infrastructure that transports it are foundational to achieving a sustainable future where energy is clean, safe, reliable and affordable. With customers at the center of everything we do, we’re not only working to reduce direct (Scope 1) emissions from utility operations to net zero by 20501, we’re also positively enriching the communities we serve while maintaining safety and maximizing reliability and resiliency. Building a sustainable energy future and helping people thrive go hand in hand. Across our supply chain, our company and our communities, we work to align sustainability efforts and responsibly manage our environmental and social impacts.
We are committed to sharing our sustainability progress with the transparency we value and that our stakeholders expect. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals serve as a blueprint for our key sustainability priorities, and working with our parent company, we organize our efforts into five pillars: Serve Our Customers, Advance Clean Energy, Lead Through Innovation, Invest in Our People and Elevate Our Communities.
We deliver energy solutions that connect customers and communities to opportunity.
We’re building a clean energy future with innovative, low-carbon solutions.
Our innovation, research and development leadership and partnerships are instrumental in helping us drive advancements that can bolster our long-term objective of advancing decarbonization.
We foster a diverse workforce, champion equity in leadership development and build talent pipelines that authentically reflect the communities we serve.
We’re committed to building a brighter tomorrow for all.
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Southern Company Gas’ goal is to achieve net zero direct greenhouse gas emissions from its operations by 2050. We also support reducing emissions across the natural gas value chain, from gas production to transmission to end uses.
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1Our ability to achieve this goal is dependent on many factors, many which are outside our control, including load growth, energy policy and regulations, natural gas prices, customer demand for carbon-free energy and the development and deployment of low-to-no-GHG energy technologies.