Less Is More:
Reducing Carbon Emissions
By 2030, the EU aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 % (compared to 1990); as an international alliance, we are already making a significant contribution to this today. During the past few years, we have made major investments in the use of renewable energies, which are increasingly replacing fossil energy sources.
Solar panels provide our production plants with clean energy and play a key role in our energy supply. Unavoidable carbon emissions are reduced through the use of innovative technology and intelligent logistics to prevent empty runs. You can find specific details of our standards and a practical example on this page.
Our new sustainability report is here. Download it now.
“Higher investment costs for renewable energies pay off in the long run, as the investment costs are offset by avoided fossil fuels and CO2 costs.”
“Higher investment costs for renewable energies pay off in the long run, as the investment costs are offset by avoided fossil fuels and CO2 costs.”
