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16.12.2020

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Verbeterd Bosch DAS 3000-kalibratietoestel voor rijhulpsystemen

Business/economy

10.11.2020

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Business/economy

Toutes les sondes Bosch pour le système d’échappement

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Business/economy

Hydrogen-capable fuel cell in Wernau

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” A SOFC pilot installation is being launched in the immediate vicinity of Bosch's training center. SOFC stands for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell.

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Wind farm "Dominica" in Mexico

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” Climate action: Bosch is systematically pursuing ambitious goals by purchasing “New Clean Energy” from the windfarm.

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Bosch plant in Nashik

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” Driving forward the use of renewable energy thanks to the power of the sun - 50,000 solar panels on roofs, parking lots and freestanding areas generate around 20 percent of the plant's annual energy requirements. Since 2015, the site has reduced its CO2- emissions by around 25,000 tons and saved over 33,000 megawatt hours.

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Bosch CEO Dr. Volkmar Denner

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” Bosch will be the first globally operating industrial enterprise to become fully climate neutral by the end of 2020. More than 400 locations worldwide will then no longer leave a carbon footprint. Moreover, all Bosch locations in Germany have been climate neutral since the end of 2019. “Mitigating climate change is a challenge for society as a whole. We want to make climate action technically feasible and commercially viable,” says Dr. Volkmar Denner, chairman of the board of management of Robert Bosch GmbH.

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Klimaatneutraliteit: Bosch breidt voorziening van hernieuwbare energie uit

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Bosch plant in Nashik

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” Driving forward the use of renewable energy thanks to the power of the sun - 50,000 solar panels on roofs, parking lots and freestanding areas generate around 20 percent of the plant's annual energy requirements. Since 2015, the site has reduced its CO2- emissions by around 25,000 tons and saved over 33,000 megawatt hours.

Business/economy

05.08.2020

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Solar park

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” Bosch intends to significantly increase the use of renewable energy. The three new long-term purchasing agreements for photovoltaic electricity help to achieve this ambitious goal.

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05.08.2020

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The Bosch plant in Eisenach

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” By 2022, the Bosch plant in Eisenach intends to meet its electricity requirements through in-house power generation from photovoltaic systems and exclusive purchases of electricity from wind power, while minimizing demand through sophisticated energy management based on artificial intelligence.

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05.08.2020

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The Bosch plant in Eisenach

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” By 2022, the Bosch plant in Eisenach intends to meet its electricity requirements through in-house power generation from photovoltaic systems and exclusive purchases of electricity from wind power, while minimizing demand through sophisticated energy management based on artificial intelligence.

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05.08.2020

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The Bosch plant Hemaraj in Thailand

Reproduction for press purposes free of charge with credit “Picture: Bosch” A photovoltaic system at Bosch’s Hemaraj plant in Thailand, scheduled for completion in 2020, will generate 1,300 megawatt hours of electricity per year.

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