Carnival Corporation & plc has released its fourteenth annual sustainability report.
This report highlights the significant progress made in key areas of sustainability, underscoring the company's commitment to climate action and the circular economy.
Among the most outstanding achievements is the early achievement of several 2030 targets, such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the promotion of port electrification.
Carnival Corporation CEO and Chief Climate Officer Josh Weinstein highlighted the milestones achieved in 2023, thanks to the hard work of the company's 160,000 employees. In addition to achieving record financial performance, the company welcomed three new ships and expanded its global presence, providing memorable experiences to 12.5 million guests.
In line with its ongoing commitment to sustainability, Weinstein noted that they are considering setting new interim targets to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
The report details that Carnival Corporation has achieved several key milestones ahead of schedule in areas such as climate action and the circular economy. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions, successfully implementing in-port electricity, and significantly reducing food waste and waste.
In addition to these achievements, the company is making progress towards achieving its 2030 goals, especially with regard to wastewater treatment and the reduction of single-use plastics.
The report, prepared according to international sustainability reporting standards, reflects Carnival Corporation's commitment to inclusion, diversity and positive impact on local communities.
This comprehensive approach underscores the company's leadership in the cruise industry, setting standards and demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility.
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