PwC pledges to use 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2022

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Consultancy giant commits to ambitious new wave of carbon footprint reduction targets, after exceeding all its targets from the last 10 years

PwC has today pledged to switch to 100 per cent renewable power and step up efforts to further reduce its carbon footprint, after confirming it has surpassed all its current climate-related targets...

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