As a global responsible company, with a clear vision to contribute to a safe and sustainable future. ARIA Commodities is committed to a low carbon economy, in line with the Paris Agreement goals to limit global temperature increases to 1.5*C, compared to pre-industrial levels, as defined by the Science Based Target Initiatives (SBTi). To this end, we are leading the charge in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from our own operations, as well as those generated from activities in our value chains, and to reduce energy and electricity consumption.
Respecting Human Rights, protecting nature and investing in our people and our communities. We define high performance as sustainable performance.
Measuring and monitoring our operational footprint
Through measuring marginal abatement cost curves, we can identify further emissions reductions opportunities in our industrial assets.
Reducing Scope 3 emissions, identifying Scope 4
We have developed and built out a bio-cluster in the UAE, which is a blueprint for solar powered co-located bio-industrial assets globally.
Investing ′Climate Capital′
Our development platform includes 15GWplus of onshore wind and solar, offsetting over 16.3mn tonnes of C02, we are ′walking the walk
Emissions Offsetting
We have developed a framework for identifying the very best nature based offset projects, and support them to offset out footprint.
Circular Economies
Utilising technologies to recycle, renew and reuse materials is a cornerstone of our manufacturing asset base.
Sustainable Supply Chains
Enabling and educating our suppliers and customers, we engage with our partners to ensure their participation in addressing climate change.
How we’re leading the Transition
Our purpose is to responsibly source the commodities that nourish and power every day life. The diversity of our portfolio underpins our strategic ambition to be at the vanguard of the energy transitions.
From bio-fuels, to circular economies and our own renewables, development platform, we are making a meaningful contribution to a just, resilient and low carbon economy.
On 14 May, the IEA met in Paris at the Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa, co-chaired by the President of the United Republic of Tanzania H.E. Samia Suluhu Hassan, the Prime Minister of Norway H.E. Jonas Gahr Støre, the President of the African Development Bank Group Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, and the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Dr. Fatih Birol.
The World Food Programme (WFP)* is without parallel in delivering humanitarian aid, food assistance in both changing and ultimately saving lives.
In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, the importance of sustainability has never been more pronounced. As the world transitions towards a greener future, businesses are increasingly held to account for their environmental impact.