Demant's Transition Plan currently focuses on five decarbonisation levers, each including one or more mitigation actions:

1. Energy consumption reduction and efficiency in own operations

   • Mitigation actions: Decrease in energy consumption, Increase in energy efficiency
   • Time horizon: From short to long term
   • Geographical scope: Global

2. Renewable electricity for own operations

   • Mitigation actions: Use of on-site renewable electricity, Use of off-site renewable electricity
   • Time horizon: From short to medium term
   • Geographical scope: Global

3. Vehicle fleet electrification

   • Mitigation actions: Transition to electric vehicles for already existing fleet in six prioritised European countries, Transition to electric vehicles for fleet in remaining countries
   • Time horizon: From short to long term
   • Geographical scope: Global

4. Supplier engagement programme

   • Mitigation actions: Setting a supplier target for improvement of the environmental performance of purchased goods and services
   • Time horizon: From short to medium term
   • Geographical scope: Global (determined by the location of the suppliers onboarded to the programme)

5. Use of less climate-intensive transport modes

   • Mitigation actions: Shift from air freight transport to less climate intensive transport modes
   • Time horizon: From short to long term
   • Geographical scope: To be determined

The plan does not explicitly mention the incorporation of nature-based solutions.

The total energy consumption from renewable sources in 2024 was 18,488 MWh, which is 15% of the total energy consumption. However, a detailed breakdown of fuel consumption for renewable sources is not provided.