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Worldline helps establish first global ISO 20125 standard for sustainable digital services

ISO/IEC 20125-1:2026 is the world's first international standard for the eco design of digital services. It gives enterprises a practical framework to measure, reduce and manage the environmental impact of their digital operations while supporting broader ESG and net zero strategies.
Susan Wright
Susan Wright
Worldline helps establish first global ISO 20125 standard for sustainable digital services

Worldline has adopted ISO/IEC 20125-1:2026, the world's first international standard for the eco design of digital services. The standard gives enterprises a practical framework to measure, reduce and manage the environmental impact of their digital operations while supporting broader ESG and net zero strategies.

Organisations increasingly face pressure from customers, investors, regulators and procurement teams to demonstrate environmental progress. Until now, they have lacked a consistent, internationally recognised methodology for improving the sustainability of digital services and proving measurable results to stakeholders. ISO/IEC 20125-1:2026 changes that. 

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