Highlights

Science-Based Targets

The Science Based Targets Initiative approved our near-term emissions reduction targets, reinforcing our commitment to science-based climate action.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG)

Reduced company-wide emissions by 18% year over year.

Virtual Power Purchase Agreement

Funded five new solar facilities in Michigan, now fully operational, bringing clean power to one of the most carbon-intensive grids in the United States.

Climate action

Our climate programs strengthen the operational efficiency, reputational trust and financial discipline, on which we compete and grow. Our approach to environmental stewardship is rooted in credible science, focused on the areas where we believe we can make the greatest difference. It is designed to deliver value for our customers, our employees, and the communities we operate in. By integrating sustainability into planning and operations we are building a company that can thrive over the long-term while contributing to a lower-carbon economy.

Science-Based Targets

As part of our commitment, we have set the following near-term emission reduction goals:

  • Committed to reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions 50.4% by FY’2033 from a FY’2023 base year
  • Committed to reduce scope 3 emissions from purchased goods & services and business travel 58.2% by FY’2033 from a FY’2023 base

These targets cover both our direct operations (scope 1 & 2) and indirect emissions from our supply chain and business travel (scope 3). These targets will drive key actions to lower our carbon footprint while fostering innovation and efficiency within our business.

GHG data

In FY’26, our GHG emissions footprint was estimated to be 33,735 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2e).

  • Scope 1: 171
  • Scope 2 (market-based): 0*
  • Scope 2 (location-based): 426
  • Scope 3: 33,138

*Market-based emissions

Read our latest numbers in the ESG Report

External assurance

We completed our first external limited assurance audit of our GHG emissions inventory. A leading third-party assurance provider conducted the engagement in accordance with the ISAE 3000 assurance standard, covering scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. This independent verification strengthens the credibility of our environmental data.

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Renewable energy

Through our first long-term Virtual Power Purchase Agreement, we helped fund the build of five solar facilities in Michigan, now fully operational. This investment brings clean power to one of the most carbon-intensive grids in the United States.

Bringing new solar plants to life in Michigan

Braze has committed upfront to buying Energy Attribute Certificates generated by these facilities over the next five years, which is the equivalent of 1,600 MWh of clean power per year. We project that our five year purchasing commitment will avoid approximately 3,800 mtCO2e (metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent), equivalent to more than nine million car miles driven.

Braze workplaces

Every Braze office around the world exists within a physical community that impacts the lives of the people who work there. At the same time, the sustainability and environmental decisions we make in connection with our offices have the potential to impact those local communities over time. Braze is committed to working to minimize our offices’ environmental footprints.

LEED or equivalent

While Braze does not own any of its facilities, our commitment to sustainability extends to the office spaces we lease. We prioritize spaces that meet the rigorous specifications of the LEED certification system's Gold Standard, which is administered by the globally recognized US Green Building Council.