Archive · 25 Jan 2026
Infosys Surveys Employees on Home Energy Use
Infosys, a big tech company, is asking its employees to share how much electricity they use at home while working remotely.
This is part of their long-term plan to be more environmentally friendly.
The company wants to know things like how often employees use fans, air conditioners, and lights.
Infosys has already done a lot to reduce its energy use, like getting most of its electricity from renewable sources and using buildings that save energy.
By collecting this data, they hope to make even better plans to protect the environment.
Some employees think the survey is also a way to make people more aware of how to save energy at home.
Infosys is collecting data on employees' household electricity usage to measure and offset its environmental impact.
The survey aims to update the company's sustainability reporting methodology and design effective initiatives.
Infosys has achieved carbon neutrality ahead of international deadlines and reduced per capita energy consumption by 55% since 2008.
The company sources approximately 77% of its electricity from renewable sources.
Employees are encouraged to adopt energy-saving practices at home, with the survey focusing on usage of appliances and lighting.
- Who
- Infosys employees
- What
- Survey on household electricity consumption
- When
- Ongoing (specific timeline not mentioned)
- Where
- Global (Infosys employees worldwide)
- Why
- To offset environmental impact and enhance sustainability reporting
- Company
- Infosys
- Employees
- Over 300,000
- Hybrid Work Policy
- Minimum 10 office days per month
- Carbon Neutrality
- Achieved ahead of deadlines
- Renewable Energy
- 77% of electricity from renewables (2023)
- Energy Reduction
- 55% decrease in per capita energy consumption since 2008
- Survey Focus
- Household electricity usage for sustainability efforts