Halliburton publishes 2025 sustainability report with 2035 Scope 1, 2 emissions targets

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  • Halliburton sustainability report reaffirmed 2035 ambition to cut Scope 1 emissions 40% and progress Scope 2 emissions 40% from 2018 baseline.
  • Emissions review showed Scope 1 and 2 rose 4% versus 2018 baseline, driven by business growth.
  • Scope 1 fell 24% from 2018 baseline, supported by investment in Zeus electric fracturing fleets.
  • North America electric fracturing surpassed 50% of delivered horsepower in 2025, lifting Scope 2 exposure as e-fleet reached about 87% of Scope 2 footprint.
  • Facilities Scope 2 dropped 50% versus 2018 baseline, supported by energy-efficiency projects, on-site solar generation above 9 million kWh, contracted renewable electricity above 16 million kWh.


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