THE MUSIC CLIMATE PACT
COMMITMENT Vision
To harness the power of the music industry towards inspiring transformational action on the climate crisis.
Purpose
By aligning as a sector, we stand to de-politicise sustainability and address our biggest environmental impacts in an efficient and collaborative way.
There is a lot of work to be done if we are to become a more sustainable industry, but we will be guided by climate science and take tangible, unified action and regularly update on our progress.
The Pact’s founder signatories have committed to:
Take individual and collective action to measure and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions (scopes 1, 2 and 3)
By February 2022, have either signed the Science Based Targets stating that we will commit to setting science-based targets or will have joined the Race to Zero programme
Work together as an industry to establish carbon measurement methodologies, tools and frameworks backed by climate science
Work in partnership with shared suppliers and digital streaming platforms (DSPs) to obtain data and drive emission reduction projects in a collaborative fashion
Support artists in speaking up on climate issues
Communicate openly with fans about the impacts of the music industry.
Businesses signing up after the launch must have already signed up to one of the two pathways.
Read the FAQs for more details.
These guidelines were developed with the support of THE UN Environment Programme.
SIGNATORIES
The Pact was launched in December 2021 with these founding Signatories:
Anjunabeats / Beggars Group / BMG / BROWNSWOOD RECORDINGS / FULL TIME HOBBY / !K7 MUSIC / NINJA TUNE / PARTISAN RECORDS / SECRETLY GROUP / SONY MUSIC GROUP / UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP / WARNER MUSIC GROUP / WARP
We encourage other music businesses around the world to take collective action with us to combat the climate crisis.
SUPPORTERS
‘Supporters’ of the Music Climate Pact are organisations that share our vision for a cleaner, more efficient music market. Towards this end, Supporters agree to work with Pact signatories in the reciprocal sharing of data, knowledge, and resources to help deliver the Pact commitment.

