Autodesk FY26 Impact Report

Let's design & make a better world for all

FY26 key highlights

Advancing our sustainable business practices

Sourced 100%

renewable electricity in FY26 for our operations and supply chain*

$6.5 million

invested in FY26 through the Autodesk Carbon Fund in projects that align with the company’s impact opportunity areas

190,400 metric tons

of CO₂e emissions were offset by 14 projects during FY26

39,050 MWh

of renewable electricity purchased in FY26 to fulfill our RE100 commitment (Scope 1 and 2 electricity) and cover electricity associated with Scope 3 GHG emissions

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*This is achieved in accordance with RE100 and GHG Protocol standards, through a combination of renewable energy generated on-site, virtual power purchase agreements, and energy attribute certificates.

What customers say about AutoCad LT

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    "The opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology and having a direct impact on so many industries is what makes Autodesk stand out from other companies."

    Ashwin, Software Architect
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    "The culture at Autodesk is what keeps me here. My team is encouraged to take risks and think outside the box, which usually brings forward some new and innovative ideas."

    Jamie, Research and Design Engineer

Scale sustainability outcomes

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    Customer and industry engagement

    In FY26, we launched a collaboration with global consultancy Arup aimed at transforming carbon management across AECO industries. This collaboration is focusing on advancing scalable approaches to sustainable outcomes.
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    Workforce readiness

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    Public policy

    Through strategic advocacy, industry collaboration, and regulatory engagement, we work to ensure that policies support technological advancement, environmental sustainability, and workforce development.

Catalyzing innovation through the Autodesk Foundation

In FY26, we celebrated the Autodesk Foundation 10-year anniversary.
Two people looking at low-cost direct air capture system

ENERGY & MATERIALS

Inside the design and construction of the future of nuclear energy

Last Energy’s 20-megawatt modular nuclear power plants  can be delivered faster than traditional nuclear energy projects, making clean energy more accessible for hard-to-abate industries such as data centers and industrial and defense infrastructure.

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energy construction

HEALTH & RESILIENCE

Rethinking water access

Bangalore-based start-up Uravu Labs is developing modular systems that extract water from air, creating an alternative source of clean water as the water crisis grows. Uravu Labs adopted Autodesk Inventor and CFD for product design, 3D modeling, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation. 

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people at a construction site

WORK & PROSPERITY

Transforming Appalachia into a solar haven for its people

Coalfield Development stands at the forefront of Appalachia’s clean energy revolution through its workforce development program that blends hands-on training and life skills development to equip them for local jobs across solar, construction, and more.

Image courtesy of Coalfield Development