American Tower Releases 2025 Sustainability Executive Report

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American Tower Corporation has released its 2025 sustainability executive report, detailing progress across environmental, social, and governance pillars. The report highlights approximately 133 gigawatt-hours of on-site clean energy generated, 147 megawatts of renewable capacity installed, and 1.1 gigawatt-hours of battery energy storage deployed across 25,500 sites. The company also globalized its Occupational Health and Safety function, reducing the reportable injury rate, and surpassed 1.25 million people positively impacted through its Digital Communities program across 16 countries and more than 800 sites. Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer Mneesha Nahata stated that sustainability is integrated into how the company runs its business, supporting reliable digital infrastructure and long-term value creation.

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Sustainability report highlights clean energy generation, renewable capacity, and battery storage deployments, showcasing technological progress in energy infrastructure.

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