Core Insights - Starbucks China has announced a strategic partnership with Envision Group to enhance sustainability efforts through a digital carbon management platform, aiming to cover 100% of its direct and significant indirect suppliers over the next three years [1][2] Group 1: Strategic Partnership - The collaboration with Envision will allow Starbucks to accurately measure the carbon footprint of thousands of its products and customize carbon reduction pathways [1] - The partnership is part of a broader initiative to create a "full-chain collaborative carbon reduction" model [1] Group 2: Sustainable Practices - Starbucks showcased its commitment to sustainability at the China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo, highlighting practices from bean cultivation to cup delivery [1] - The company has implemented a green store certification system and aims for its power procurement to meet green certification standards [1] - Over 7,500 Starbucks locations in China have integrated Envision's smart IoT operating system for real-time data tracking, enhancing energy efficiency and carbon reduction [2] Group 3: Innovation in Operations - The Starbucks coffee innovation park utilizes Envision's "zero-carbon integrated energy solution," incorporating solar panels, smart storage, and digital carbon management systems to achieve energy savings and cost reductions [2] - The design of the coffee bar at the expo features environmentally friendly materials and modular design for reuse across different locations [2]

Core Viewpoint - Starbucks China is extending its carbon reduction efforts to upstream supply chain management through a strategic partnership with Envision Group, aiming to establish a carbon management platform for its suppliers over the next three years [1]. Group 1: Carbon Management Initiatives - Starbucks China has previously collaborated with Envision in areas of direct and indirect emissions (Scope 1 and Scope 2), integrating over 7,500 stores into Envision's smart IoT operating system for efficient management of energy systems [2]. - The initiative has led to an average annual energy savings of 12% per store, translating to over 6,000 yuan in savings on water and electricity costs [2]. - More than 2,100 stores in China have received green store certification, representing nearly 30% of the total stores, significantly exceeding the global average [3]. Group 2: Sustainable Practices in Operations - The Starbucks Coffee Innovation Park utilizes Envision's "zero-carbon integrated energy solution," incorporating solar panels, smart energy storage, and digital carbon management systems to achieve energy savings and carbon reduction [4]. - The park features over 26,000 square meters of solar panels, meeting 20% of its energy needs, and achieves 100% green electricity coverage, with annual carbon reduction equivalent to the absorption of 800,000 coffee trees [4]. Group 3: Focus on Scope 3 Emissions - For Starbucks, Scope 3 emissions represent the core challenge, with approximately 70% of its total carbon emissions originating from upstream suppliers [5]. - The company plans to develop sustainable dairy management tools in collaboration with Envision to address emissions from dairy farms, focusing on renewable energy procurement and optimizing feed management [5]. - Starbucks China has committed to covering the costs of carbon footprint assessments for suppliers, even as business expands, demonstrating its dedication to sustainability [5].

Core Viewpoint - Envision Energy has signed a significant partnership with FERA Australia for a 1GW wind power and 1.5GWh energy storage project, highlighting its expansion in the renewable energy sector [1][7]. Group 1: Partnerships and Collaborations - Envision Energy announced a collaboration with Starbucks China to enhance carbon management across its supply chain, aiming to cover 100% of direct and key indirect suppliers over the next three years [2][4]. - This partnership builds on a previous collaboration where Envision provided a "zero-carbon integrated energy solution" for Starbucks' coffee innovation park, utilizing solar panels, smart storage, and digital carbon management systems [5][6]. - Envision has established various zero-carbon industrial parks in regions including Brazil, Ordos, Jiangsu, and Spain, with a total of 12 announced energy storage orders and collaborations in the first half of the year, amounting to a capacity of 2.18GWh [7][8]. Group 2: Recent Developments and Orders - Recent orders and collaborations by Envision since 2025 include partnerships with various entities, such as a 1.5GWh project with FERA Australia and a strategic cooperation framework with Wuwei City for a zero-carbon industrial park [8]. - Other notable collaborations include a 240MWh lithium iron phosphate battery storage project with Kallista Energy in Europe and a 60MW/120MWh storage system cooperation with Jingneng [8].

Core Viewpoint - Starbucks China has announced a strategic partnership with Envision Group to develop a digital carbon management platform aimed at reducing carbon emissions across its supply chain over the next three years [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Partnership - The collaboration will cover 100% of Starbucks' direct suppliers and key indirect suppliers, focusing on measuring the carbon footprint of thousands of products [1][2]. - The partnership aims to create a new model of "full-chain collaborative carbon reduction" [1]. Group 2: Sustainability Initiatives - Starbucks has integrated Envision's smart IoT operating system in over 7,500 stores, enabling real-time data tracking for energy efficiency and carbon reduction [1]. - The Starbucks Coffee Innovation Park utilizes Envision's "zero-carbon integrated energy solution" to achieve energy savings, cost reduction, and carbon reduction through various measures such as solar panels and digital carbon management systems [1]. Group 3: Supply Chain Carbon Emissions - Approximately 70% of Starbucks' total carbon emissions come from suppliers, prompting the company to focus on complex supply chain carbon reduction efforts [2]. - The partnership will provide suppliers with clear insights into their carbon emissions, with pilot projects in sustainable dairy aiming for refined carbon management through green energy procurement and optimized feed management [2].