University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota, an Education services provider based in the US, has not publicly disclosed its full Scope 1, 2, and 3 carbon emissions data for 2019.

Despite this, the university has established several climate commitments. It aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 or sooner. As part of this overarching goal, the University of Minnesota has set ambitious near-term emission reduction targets for its campuses:

• The Twin Cities campus targets a 60% reduction by 2033.
• The Duluth campus aims for a 97% reduction by 2038.
• Rochester campus targets an 85% reduction by 2034.
• Crookston campus seeks a 54% reduction by 2034.
• Morris campus is committed to an 87% reduction by 2035.

Additionally, the university plans to reduce its overall emissions by 60% over the next decade compared to 2019 levels. It also has a specific Scope 1 target to reduce UFleet emissions by 70% from the 2018-2022 average annual emissions by 2033.