Multi-National Plastics Manufacturer Achieved Bold Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction Goals


Industry
Industrial & Manufacturing
Solution Types
LED Lighting
Capex Avoided
$12M
A Vision for the Future
A leading multi-national plastics manufacturer, in innovation and environmental stewardship, recognized the growing urgency of climate change. To combat climate change, the company set an ambitious target to reduce their
GHG emissions by 53K metric tons of CO2 by 2030.
To achieve this bold vision, they didn’t just want a service provider—they wanted a partner who shared their vision and culture of innovation and excellence. That’s when they partnered with Redaptive, known for their ability to accelerate
sustainability goals through innovative, programmatic strategies.
A Partnership Build on Shared Purpose
Together, we set an even bolder goal: achieving the company’s 2030 GHG reduction target three years early, by 2027. This partnership wasn’t just about overcoming obstacles—it was about designing a strategy to leverage innovation, expertise, and creative financing to achieve transformational results.
From the outset, Redaptive ensured that financial objectives remained intact, using an Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model to eliminate any impact on capital budgets or operational expenses.
Our proven framework utilized a thorough diligence process, including site surveys, data analysis, and stakeholder collaboration. Setting the stage for a strategic alignment to the company’s long-term sustainability and business objectives.
Facility Before Upgrades
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16
3M
$12M
Turning Vision into Action
Redaptive conducted detailed on-site assessments across 16 facilities, identifying over 100 energy efficiency opportunities. These ranged from advanced lighting upgrades to mechanical system optimizations, solar installations, and process equipment improvements. The resulting initiatives were carefully selected to maximize energy savings while supporting the company’s sustainability vision.
With a programmatic approach, Redaptive provided $12 million in project financing, ensuring progress without financial barriers. The projects eliminated 7,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions in the first year alone—putting them well ahead of schedule on their GHG reduction journey.
Facility After Upgrades

10 Year Impact
$24M
Gross Energy + Maintenance Savings
153.5M
kWh Reduction
66K
MeT CO2e Avoided
Amplifying Results
Beyond environmental impact, the program delivered immediate financial benefits. The company achieved $700,000 in operational expense savings in the first year. Savings were reinvested into more capital-intensive solutions, further accelerating progress. Ultimately, these efforts resulted in net operational expense savings of $300,000, reinforcing the financial and environmental value of the partnership.
The momentum didn’t stop there; Building on these initial successes, Redaptive is now evaluating the rest of the company’s U.S. portfolio and expanding sustainability initiatives into European sites. This ensures the company continues to lead the way in environmental stewardship and operational efficiency on a global scale.
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