Santander Brasil announced its commitment to using renewable energy throughout its operations by 2025. The company's goal for this year is to have 30% of its branches supplied with clean energy, with this percentage increasing to 70% in 2020. In Minas Gerais, 100% of the network is supplied by renewable sources, such as solar, wind, small hydroelectric plants and biogas from landfills, while in Rio de Janeiro, only 17% of consumption is supplied by these sources.
“We will be 100% renewable, and this is part of an even greater socio-environmental responsibility agenda, which involves adopting good practices in all our operations and relationships with employees, customers, suppliers and society”, says the president of Santander Brasil, Sérgio Rial.
