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SUSTAINABILITY - PATH360

We have developed a holistic programme to help accelerate the move to a more sustainable future - PATH360.

THE WORLD IS ON AN UNSUSTAINABLE PATH – CHANGE IS NEEDED.

TODAY, A QUARTER OF THE WORLD’S ENERGY IS LOST TO FRICTION, CORROSION AND WEAR 1

We are extending our passion for efficiency from a continued focus on saving waste by fighting corrosion and wear and reducing fuel use by fighting friction, into new sectors with growing energy demands like data centres and batteries for EV’s, where we are helping dissipate heat to deliver efficient cooling.

 

We want to do more, using less.

We are embracing circular thinking in our business through:

  • Looking at the life-cycle of our products to see how they can be improved, extended, reused or recycled.
  • Focusing on using less energy at our plants and ensuring that more of it is from renewable sources.
  • Working with suppliers to reduce the carbon emissions associated with production of our raw materials.

PATH360 HAS 3 FOCUS AREAs

Saving waste

We’re continuing to help our customers and the users of our products towards their sustainability goals related to energy, waste, water and carbon, as well as aiming to halve our plastic footprint by 20302

Reducing carbon

We’re aiming to halve the average net carbon intensity per litre of our products by 20303Due to the nature of our products, and the reduction opportunities available, the use of carbon credits will deliver the majority of this.

Improving people's lives

We're building positive outcomes for people around the world. Our activities range from being a responsible employer and working with suppliers that share our values to aiming to support more sustainable livelihoods.

What are we doing?

Explore the interactive map below to see some of the example projects.

1 Influence of tribology on global energy consumption, costs and emissions Kenneth Holmberg & Ali ErdemirInfluence of tribology on global energy consumption, costs and emissions Kenneth Holmberg & Ali Erdemir
To promote the responsible design and management of plastic packaging along its life-cycle, Castrol defines its plastic footprint as the amount of virgin plastic included in our packaging per litre that isn’t recycled. Our aim to halve it is from our 2019 baseline.
vs Castrol’s net carbon intensity per litre of our products sold in 2019.
* As part of bp's ambition to be net zero by 2050 or sooner and to help the world get to net zero.