Bridgestone European locations powered by renewable energy
23 Mar 2021
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Tire maker now investing in reducing CO2 emissions across lifecyle of products...
Brussels – Bridgestone has converted 100% of its electricity consumption across Europe to renewable resources as part of its pledge to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
In a 22 March statement, Bridgestone Europe, Middle East, India and Africa (EMIA) said all its European tire plants; R&D centre and proving ground in Rome; retreading factory in Lanklaar, Belgium; textile plant in Usansolo, Spain; and its headquarters in Brussels now consume 100% renewable electricity.
As a next step, the tire maker said it is now investing to reduce CO2 emissions across the lifecycle of its products and entire value chain.
“Reducing our CO2 emissions is a key pillar of our long-term sustainability vision, which is why I can’t emphasise enough the significance of this milestone,” said Bridgestone EMIA CTO & COO, Emilio Tiberio.
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