In the face of critical global challenges, such as pollution, resource scarcity and climate change, we are actively committed to making a difference. We have taken a proactive stance toward environmental issues, consistently evolving our approach to enhance our initiatives. Our Board plays a pivotal role by overseeing our sustainability and risk management strategy, including our environmental initiatives. Our operations and facilities are subject to many federal, state, local and foreign environmental laws and regulations. We proactively monitor relevant environmental laws and regulations that impact or have the potential to affect our business, including our operating units.
Our corporate-wide environmental policy serves as our guiding framework for addressing critical environmental issues, such as energy consumption, GHG emissions management, water conservation, energy efficiency and management of waste and hazardous materials. We continue to prioritize initiatives aimed at reducing our energy consumption and GHG emissions. We have an established science-aligned GHG emission target to reduce our absolute Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions by at least 50% by 2031. Looking ahead, we plan to continue focusing on energy-efficient solutions, green power procurement and other environmental initiatives, prioritizing technological feasibility, economic viability and industry best practices. As part of their regular business operations, our operating units have consistently integrated sustainability initiatives into their productivity decisions, a commitment that has become more pronounced as we advance toward our GHG emission reduction goal. Additionally, TransDigm has made substantial investments in green projects across our operating units, with a particular focus on increasing energy efficiency. Recent operating unit and TransDigm-funded projects include solar panel installations, LED lighting upgrades, HVAC system replacements and other energy conservation upgrades. TransDigm is fully committed to assisting our operating units as they work to reduce their GHG emissions and minimize their environmental footprints. Looking into 2024, multiple operating units have energy conservation projects planned or already in the works.