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The levers to achieve CO₂-neutrality at Bosch.

05.08.2020

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The levers to achieve CO₂-neutrality at Bosch.

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” To achieve climate-neutrality, Bosch is applying four levers: one, increase energy efficiency; two, expand our supply of green energy; three, procure more green electricity; and four, offset unavoidable carbon emissions. The first two levers will increase the quality of our carbon neutrality by 2030, while the last two levers are mainly short-term in effect.

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Bosch's climate goals

05.08.2020

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Bosch's climate goals

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” By the end of 2020, all 400 Bosch locations worldwide will be carbon-neutral – all Bosch locations in Germany have already achieved this target since the end of 2019. To ensure the company’s efforts have a multiplier effect in the economy, the goal is to make upstream and downstream activities along the value chain as climate neutral as possible, from “purchased goods” to “use of products sold.” By 2030, the associated emissions (Scope 3) are expected to fall by 15 percent, or more than 50 million metric tons per year.

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