Q&A: What is IKEA Doing to Decarbonise its Operations? IKEA is continuing to deepen its focus on sustainability and responsible business conduct, driving initiatives that embed environmental and social considerations into daily decision-making across its global footprint. In Canada, these efforts are being led by Peter Jones, Head of Sustainability at IKEA Canada, who joined the company in January 2026. He brings a wealth of international experience across finance, operations and business performance, having worked in the UK, Canada and Sweden. Throughout his career, Peter has prioritised integrating sustainability into core business strategy, ensuring that environmental and social factors are built into performance metrics, resource allocation and long-term value creation. Before joining IKEA Canada, he headed Sustainability Analytics & Impact at Ingka Group, where he played a key role in embedding sustainability into strategic planning and decision-making across the organisation. He has also supported organisations through Ikano Insight, helping them design and implement sustainability strategies with measurable results. In his current position, Peter is focused on progressing IKEA Canada’s sustainability agenda while supporting the company’s ambition to create a better everyday life for many Canadians. This involves working closely with co-workers, customers, partners and communities to scale solutions that are accessible, affordable and deliver meaningful impact for both people and the planet. In this Q&A, Peter shares his perspectives with Energy Digital. What are IKEA Canada’s sustainability priorities? Our approach is guided by three interconnected priorities: Healthy & Sustainable Living, Climate, Nature & Circularity and Fair & Equal. These pillars shape how we design products, operate and engage with society. Healthy & Sustainable Living focuses on helping Canadians live more sustainably at home. While many want to make better choices, barriers such as cost and convenience can stand in the way. We aim to close that gap with solutions across