T-Mobile

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Latest Sustainability Reporting

Highlights


  • Reduced Scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions 33% since 2020.
  • Reduced energy consumption 73% in megawatt-hours per petabyte of data since 2019.
  • Maintained 100% of purchased electricity sourced from renewable energy since achieving the goal in 2021.
  • 63% of suppliers completed social and environmental assessments and 57% have set science-based GHG emissions targets as of 2024 (based on sourceable spend).
  • 97% of wireless handset models and 77% of tablet models offered to customers were eco-certified in 2024.
  • Collected and processed 11.3 million customer devices to be reused, resold, or recycled in 2024.
  • Provided $1.1 billion in funding and in-kind products and services to communities in 2024.
  • Employees volunteered 88,860 hours in 2024, a 10% increase compared to 2023.

Recent News

2025

T-MOBILE Wrote in a letter to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that it would end its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies “not just in name, but in substance.” This includes reassigning DEI leadership, opening training programs to all employees, and eliminating targets for diverse supplier spend. The company is awaiting FCC approval for the acquisition of Metronet and much of US Cellular. (July 2025)

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2024

Joined the CEF member network in December 2024!

2023

T-MOBILE — Announced its commitment to achieve net-zero across its entire value chain by 2040. This will make T-Mobile the first U.S. wireless company to set a net-zero goal for all three emissions scopes that has been validated by SBTi. The company also signed onto The Climate Pledge. (Feb 2023)

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2020

The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance updated in February 2020 its “Deal Tracker,” which highlights the largest corporate renewable energy purchasers in 2019. The top 10 included the following:

  1. Facebook (1.546 GW)
  2. Google (1.107 GW)
  3. AT&T (.960 GW)
  4. Microsoft (.624 GW)
  5. T-Mobile (.581 GW)
  6. Walmart (.541 GW)
  7. Amazon (.487 GW)
  8. Ball Corporation (.388 GW)
  9. McDonald’s (.380 GW)
  10. Honda (.320 GW)

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