Northrop Grumman

CEF Lead Executives

Latest Sustainability Reporting

Highlights


  • Reduced operational emissions by 4% over the past year and 15% over the past six years.
  • Implemented 39 GHG and energy projects across the company, estimated to reduce emissions by 7,910 metric tons of CO2 equivalent annually.
  • Reduced disposed waste by 6% in 2025 compared to 2024.
  • Implemented eight solid waste projects across the company, estimated to divert or reduce 280 tons from landfills annually.
  • Reduced water withdrawals 2% from 2024.
  • Implemented 20 water conservation projects across the company, estimated to reduce 59 million gallons of water annually (75% in water-stressed locations).
  • Started six new Technology for Conservation projects in 2025, bringing the total to 13 active projects that help to address critical conservation issues (e.g. wildland firefighting and biodiversity monitoring).
  • Contributed $34 million to nonprofits and schools in 2025.

Recent News

2025

NORTHROP GRUMMAN / STANTEC — Northrop Grumman has partnered with environmental design and engineering firm Stantec to develop monitoring, data-capture, and analysis solutions to address four critical gaps in conservation. These include wildland firefighting, detection, and monitoring; marine mammal and ecosystems tracking; historic and cultural preservation; and biodiversity monitoring. (July 2025)

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2022

Announced new environmental sustainability goals, including to (April 2022):

  • Achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions in operations by 2035.
  • Source 50% of total electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
  • Develop a “pioneering product stewardship program” with key customers focused on material efficiency, product design and life cycle assessment.
  • Expand Technology for Conservation initiatives in proximity to U.S. locations by 2030.

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2020

Northrop Grumman signed a 15-year virtual power purchase agreement with Dominion Energy subsidiary Dominion Generation to enable the construction of a 62.5 MW solar facility in Orange County, Virginia. Once operational in 2022, the solar facility is expected to offset 100% of Northrop Grumman’s electricity use in Virginia across its manufacturing and office operations, and increase the company’s renewable energy sourcing to 10% globally. (August 2020)

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