Our Approach
Implemented projects to address Scope 3 emissions by reducing value chain waste and increasing packaging circularity
Piloted an energy assessment process and sustainability playbook to guide energy-saving initiatives that support our Carbon Zero objective
Reduced hazardous waste generation through a new water stream process at our Douglas, GA plant
Furthered an ongoing project to recycle water across various sites
in Carrollton, Ga.
Embedded sustainability into design and engineering process for all non-modernization based capital projects
Identify energy efficiency projects to modernize our operations and optimize production while reducing GHG emissions and costs
Leverage sustainable solutions such as EV infrastructure, renewable electricity, carbon offsets and renewable energy credits (RECs)
Implement initiatives to address our Scope 3 emissions, including two projects aimed at increasing circularity and minimizing value chain waste
Engage industry peers to identify and scale best practices
Factor sustainability into capital deployment decisions to position Southwire for sustainable growth
Our Waste Management Strategy Starts Here
Our commitment to Growing Green means we operate with a lens to the long-term health of our business and our planet. As we do so, we strive to manage the resources we use as responsibly and efficiently as possible while avoiding unnecessary waste. Whenever possible, we seek opportunities to “close the loop” by reusing materials and supporting a circular economy.
Conserving community water resources by focusing on efficiency
Maximizing water recirculation and reuse
Complying with – and when possible, exceeding – all regulatory requirements
Minimizing the output of physical or chemical contaminants
Monitoring water withdrawals and embracing sustainable withdrawal practices
Investing in targeted initiatives and modernization projects to optimize and reduce our water usage over time
March 13, 2025
Southwire Company, LLC. will tap Plug Power Inc., a global leader in hydrogen solutions for the green hydrogen economy, to implement a green hydrogen ecosystem at its new distribution site in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.
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