Ford has made it a priority to invest in renewable energy sources like geothermal, solar and wind, and we’re making notable progress toward our objectives.

Today, Ford became the first automaker to participate in a new program that offers Southern California electric vehicle customers compensation for reducing their home energy use during times when the electric grid is most strained.

At key Ranger and Everest production facilities in South Africa and Thailand, solar power is vital in helping Ford to achieve its global carbon-free electricity goal.

Ford is prioritizing education, environmental protection and local investments to help ensure West Tennessee residents benefit from the growth BlueOval City will bring.

Check in on the Ford sustainability journey as the company targets its goal to be carbon neutral by 2050. 

Ford is the top global automaker in Lead the Charge Coalition’s annual Leaderboard report, which evaluates the efforts of major automakers to ensure their supply chains are equitable and sustainable.

An alliance of the country’s biggest names in vehicle and engine manufacturing and supply, the Heavy-duty Leadership Group, released a joint “Statement of Principles” calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to finalize a rule by March 31 to implement new greenhouse gas standards for heavy-duty commercial vehicles.

Ford engineers in Cologne launched an innovative research project to explore how olive tree pruning waste could be re-purposed to create auto part prototypes.

Ford’s focus on human rights begins within our company and extends to our suppliers.

Electric vehicles need to be more than just eco-friendly — they have to be more chic, convenient and affordable than their gas-powered alternatives, says Ford sustainability leader Cynthia Williams.