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Old 29 Jan 2024, 08:45 (Ref:4194107)   #43
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The 2023 Sustainability Report from Mercedes details some significant improvements:

'Mercedes revealed they have made a 21% reduction since 2022 in their air travel emissions – saving 2,600 tonnes of C02. This has been aided by pioneering book and claim and investment into Sustainable Aviation Fuel.

Some other improvements made by Mercedes include 98% of waste diverted from landfill to energy recovery and recycling, and a reduction of gas emissions by 13%, as they make the move towards full electrification.

Lastly, they have made an 88% reduction in emissions through a biofuel freight trial which has been used throughout the European portion of the 2023 calendar, having previously targeted over a 60% reduction in emissions.

Mercedes revealed that through these initiatives they are on track to meet the targets they set in their 2022 sustainability report – which was to reduce their Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 100% and 50% in their Scope 3 emissions by 2026 – and they have now set additional Net Zero targets.'
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