Energy

We are managing our energy use efficiently.

  • We invest in energy reduction projects across our footprint to identify areas for improvement.

  • We are executing a multi-year renewable energy roadmap that includes long-term power purchase agreements, local utility company opportunities, community solar programs and onsite solar installations such as rooftop, ground mount and carports.

  • We are a long-time member of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Better Plants program for energy conservation at industrial facilities.

  • For information on our progress, view our Performance Data Table.

Water

We have a goal to reduce potable water usage by 15% by 2030 (compared to 2019 levels through conservation and efficiency measures.

  • To support our water conservation efforts, our sites follow best management practices, which include:
    • Developing a site-specific water balance to track sources, usage and discharges, as well as identify reduction priorities. 
    • Analyzing opportunities for process wastewater recycling and maintaining efficient cooling tower operations.
    • Conducting regular water audits to uncover areas for improvement.
    • Using reclaimed water sources — industrial or municipal — where possible.
  • For information on our progress, view our Performance Data Table.

 

Waste

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We are limiting our material use and responsibly managing the waste produced in our direct operations. Our waste management policy and best management practices support our efforts through:

  • Assessing waste streams and developing strategies for reduction, reuse and recycling.
  • Working to increase diversion from landfills and incineration.
  • Minimizing overall waste.
  • Adhering to federal, state, local and provincial waste laws and regulations.

Reducing chemical risks

We are reducing substances of concern.

  • We proactively monitor, identify and mitigate risks related to chemical usage across RTX.
  • We work with suppliers to better understand their use of chemicals and identify suitable alternatives.
  • We share ideas and support innovation through groups such as the Advanced Research in Electronics Assembly Consortium, the Pb-Free Electronics Risk Management Council and the IAEG.
  • For information on our progress, view our Performance Data Table.