International conflicts, economic challenges, and the globally tangible effects of climate change: we are living in a time full of uncertainty. So, it is all the more important to be resilient and open to change, to look positively to the future and to actively shape change - especially when it comes to a sustainable future. Industrial companies like KUKA not only have a special responsibility here, but can also benefit from a more sustainable business model in the long term.
Sustainability in our company
And of course, we are also working on greater sustainability within our own company, with specific CO2 savings targets. For example, we have set ourselves the goal of supplying all subsidiaries with 100% renewable energy by 2030. In addition, the entire KUKA vehicle fleet is to become CO2-neutral by 2030.
And last but not least, our main goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our own business activities by at least 40% by 2030. This also includes achieving greater transparency about our emissions and data from all locations, because we can only reduce what is measurable and known.
All dimensions of sustainability
It is also important to us to consider all dimensions of sustainability – economically efficient, ecologically viable and socially just – equally. Sustainability is an important factor for the long-term success of KUKA, it is an issue that affects all departments, divisions, and employees of our company – and also influences our corporate culture. After all, it is above all the KUKA employees worldwide who drive our company forward with motivation, creativity and team spirit and are therefore indispensable for long-term and sustainable corporate success.
This editorial is part of the KUKA Sustainability Report 2023.
