PepsiCo Goes Green with Low-Carbon Ammonia

Envision Energy has teamed up with PepsiCo APAC to deliver certificates for low-carbon ammonia, aiming to decarbonize the fertilizer industry. They've sent the first 1,000 tonnes worth of environmental attribute certificates, which could potentially cut carbon emissions by about 5,000 tonnes. This deal, running from 2026 to 2030, helps PepsiCo reduce emissions in its supply chain without needing to transport actual ammonia. What does it mean for you? This move means your favorite snack might become a little greener, as big brands like PepsiCo are working to cut down their carbon footprint by using innovative solutions.

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