The world faces two existential threats simultaneously — geopolitical instability and climate change. At Defence.US, we refuse to treat them as contradictions. Security is the precondition for any sustainable future. A nation that cannot defend itself cannot meet a single climate goal. But defense that ignores environmental consequence is not responsible defense. We are building a procurement model that advances both — protecting people and the planet they inhabit.
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Global Military Emissions
NATO's 2030 Reduction Target
Projected EU-NATO Emissions Rise
Fund Managers Cite Climate in Defense Investment
We prioritize sustainable procurement through responsible sourcing, emissions reduction, and green vendor standards.
We promote lifecycle-focused procurement that considers long-term operational and environmental impact beyond initial unit cost.
Defence.US promotes dual-use technologies that advance both national security and civilian progress.
Defence.US is driving sustainable defense innovation through low-carbon mobility, eco-friendly materials, and clean energy technologies.
We track and report Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across our operations annually.
Sustainability at Defence.US is not a statement. It is embedded into how we operate — from the vendors we select to the categories we prioritise, the technologies we champion, and the accountability we accept for every transaction we facilitate.
We prefer OEM partners with strong sustainability and emissions transparency standards.
We promote lower-carbon defense technologies without compromising operational performance.
We support dual-use technologies that benefit both national security and civilian sustainability efforts.
We promote responsible decommissioning, recycling, and reuse of defense platforms through lifecycle accountability standards.
We believe the future of defense must balance operational strength with environmental responsibility. Through sustainable procurement, low-carbon technologies, and transparent ESG practices, Defence.US is helping shape a safer, smarter, and more resilient world for future generations.
Schedule ConsultationFrom drones that monitor deforestation to body armour made with recycled composite materials — every product category we operate in has a sustainability dimension. Here is how we address each one.
NATO integrates climate action into training, force planning, and procurement while treating climate-related security risks as a strategic priority.
€133 million was pledged in 2021 for energy transition and resilience, while EU defense programmes now integrate ecological standards into military procurement.
The EU’s ReArm Europe plan aligns defense investment with UN SDG 16, recognising security and strong institutions as foundations for sustainable development.
Defence.US supports vendors in improving ESG performance as sustainability standards and disclosure expectations continue to rise across the defense sector.
Modern defense demands more than strength alone. Defence.US is committed to responsible procurement, sustainable innovation, and technologies that protect both national security and the future of our planet.
ENQUIRE NOWOur sustainability approach is grounded in the frameworks that govern responsible defense trade and environmental stewardship globally — from NATO's Climate and Security Action Plan to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Affordable & Clean Energy
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Responsible Consumption & Production
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Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Defence.US will publish annual ESG and green procurement reports.
Preferred OEM partners must meet environmental management standards.
Lifecycle accountability is integrated into major platform procurement.
Defence.US prioritises lower-carbon defense solutions wherever possible.
