It is clear from the People and Planet Positive report that such an increase in energy consumption could occur between 2012 and 2020. As a result, management agreed that the company must achieve sustainable goals development, had to achieve energy independence before 2020. As a result, the company began investing in solar and wind energy. Therefore, the company's ability to predict future challenges in its operations allows it to remain sustainable by investing in solving problems before they occur. IKEA's 2013 sustainability report shows that the company is following its plan to develop renewable electricity (Pietro 2). Evidently, the company has reduced waste and carbon gas emissions as a way to achieve environmental sustainability. According to the book Building Sustainable Organizations: The Human Factor by Pfeffer Jeffrey, Academy of Management Perspectives, mentioned that IKEA's business model of managing private stakes in different markets helps it reduce costs associated with operating as an entity corporate. The government can impose more taxes on corporations than on private holdings. In particular, the ability to operate according to different models allows the company to remain sustainable because it can change models depending on the business