Making home solar accessible for the many
We need electricity to live a good life at home. However, the truth is that most power is produced in power plants that use fossil fuels. Clean alternatives are available, but up until now, they have been beyond the reach of most people. But all that’s about to change.
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IKEA of Sweden offers electricity from wind and solar
IKEA has added an electricity subscription to its Clean Energy Services offer. This enables customers to buy affordable, certified electricity from solar and wind, and use an app to track their own electricity usage.
Haven’t heard of IKEA Home Solar?
Well, that’s because we’ve only launched our home solar service in 11 markets. But rest assured, we want to make clean energy widely available as soon as possible. After all, when it comes to fighting global warming, we’ve got no time to lose.
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To help reduce our climate footprint, we will switch to 100% renewable energy across the IKEA value chain by 2030.