Bosch to be carbon neutral worldwide by 2020

This increase in energy efficiency will save Bosch around one billion euros, thereby bringing the company’s expenditure on carbon neutrality down from around two billion to one billion euros by 2030. Reducing the carbon footprint at Bidadi and Nashik, India, with power generated on site Bosch India is pursuing carbon neutrality by tapping locally available, natural sources of energy. Bosch is part of this movement, and has already set a high standard: power sourced exclusively from the Dominica wind farm in the state of San Luis Potosí covers more than 80 percent of the energy requirements of all Bosch locations in Mexico.

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