Fujifilm Converts All North American Power to Renewables via Texas Solar PPA

KEY POINTS

• Fujifilm Holdings covers all U.S. and Canadian group sites with renewable energy through a virtual PPA with Geronimo Power, activated in April 2026
• Blevins, Texas solar facility delivers ~300,000 MWh/year to Fujifilm, cutting CO2 by roughly 90,000 tonnes — about 10% of group-wide fiscal 2024 emissions
• Deal advances Fujifilm's fiscal 2040 net-zero Scope 1 and 2 target and fiscal 2030 goal of 50% lifecycle CO2 reduction from fiscal 2019 levels

A solar power facility in Blevins, Texas.

Fujifilm Holdings Corporation has completed the transition of all electricity consumption across its North American operations to renewable energy, the Tokyo-based company announced on April 21, activating a virtual power purchase agreement with U.S. energy developer Geronimo Power that underpins a critical pillar of its long-term decarbonization strategy. The arrangement effectively converts all electricity used at its group sites in the United States and Canada to renewable energy on a market basis, the company said.