The article explores Netflix's initiative to make its productions more sustainable by transitioning to greener alternatives like hydrogen power units and solar-powered trailers. In recent years, Netflix has been focused on reducing its emissions by roughly half by 2030. While the company has faced challenges in directly controlling its film and TV production equipment and studio spaces, it aims to drive industry-wide change by incentivizing suppliers to invest in low-emissions equipment. The shift towards sustainability is crucial, as film and TV production activities contribute significantly to Netflix's overall emissions. By influencing suppliers to adopt more environmentally friendly practices, Netflix hopes to set a new standard for the entertainment industry. Despite facing obstacles in balancing revenue growth and sustainability goals, Netflix remains committed to achieving net zero emissions. The article also highlights the broader struggle of major corporations worldwide in meeting climate targets, with some resorting to questionable methods like renewable energy certificates and carbon credits. Netflix's efforts to prioritize sustainability amid its rapid growth and global influence underscore the complexities of achieving environmental goals in the entertainment industry.