Source: Pedelec-Elektro-Fahrrad.de

LEVA EU member MAHLE has achieved the highest rating from the globally recognized Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) for its climate protection efforts. For the first time, the company has received an “A” grade in the climate protection category, securing a “Leadership” rating, highlighting its strong commitment to sustainability.

The CDP, an independent organisation, evaluates companies worldwide based on their transparency and climate action initiatives. It states that MAHLE has demonstrated significant progress in reducing CO2 emissions, achieving a 47% reduction in emissions from its energy consumption since 2019. Additionally, it has reduced its emissions along the supply chain and during product use (Scope 3) by 17%.

Georg Dietz, a member of the MAHLE Group Management Board, emphasized the importance of this achievement, stating, “This outstanding rating is strong evidence of the successful implementation of our sustainability strategy and an important signal to our customers, business partners, investors and employees.”

Innovative technologies drive sustainability

MAHLE’s environmental success is driven by a range of strategic initiatives, including technological advancements, process optimizations aimed at energy efficiency, and an increased reliance on renewable energy sources.

Kathrin Apel, Head of Sustainability, Health, Occupational Safety, and Environmental Management at MAHLE, highlighted key measures that have contributed to the company’s sustainability progress. “Our progress in climate protection was made possible by replacing fossil fuels with electricity and by increasing the use of recycled and bio-based materials. We are also working intensively with our suppliers to further reduce emissions,” Apel stated.

Expanding sustainability to electric mobility

As well as being a key player in the automotive industry, MAHLE has made strides in sustainable mobility solutions, particularly in the e-bike industry. Its electric bicycle drive systems set new benchmarks for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly transportation solutions, aligning with MAHLE’s broader strategy to support the decarbonization of the automotive industry while exploring additional sustainable transportation options.

Ambitious goals for climate neutrality

MAHLE has set an ambitious target of achieving climate neutrality by 2040. By 2030, the company aims to further reduce emissions along the supply chain and during product use by an additional 28%. Transparency in sustainability reporting remains a key priority, with MAHLE subjecting its energy and emissions data to external audits since 2021.

With its continued commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation, MAHLE remains a powerful force in driving sustainable mobility solutions worldwide.