To deliver this, the company is also working with Octopus on developing on-site solar power as well as green hydrogen projects. By 2025, Kimberly-Clark's UK and Ireland total operational emissions (scope 1 and 2) are expected to be reduced by up to 85% from the 2015 baseline, ensuring the company is on track to meet its sustainability targets. About Kimberly Clark's ongoing sustainability projects This partnership is just one of Kimberly-Clark's ongoing sustainability projects to facilitate the roll out of renewable electricity across Europe, Middle East and Africa, and the continued exploration and development of decarbonisation solutions. Kimberly-Clark's global 2030 sustainability strategy aims to address the key social and environmental challenges of the next decade, improving the lives and wellbeing of one billion people in underserved communities around the world. The transition to renewable energy will form a vital part of the company's global effort to halve its total environmental footprint by 2030.