IKEA falls short of 70 per cent renewables target, but clean energy push continues

Madeleine Cuff
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Renewables now provide just over half IKEA's energy, but the firm admits it has fallen short of its 70 per cent goal

Swedish furniture giant IKEA has missed its August 2015 target of generating at least 70 per cent of its energy from renewable sources, revealing that just over half of its energy consumption is now powered...

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