AstraZeneca’s EV journey: “Our EV Transition is part of something bigger”
AstraZeneca decided to go faster than most when it set out to electrify its global fleet. What are the secrets to its success? What’s next?
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AstraZeneca decided to go faster than most when it set out to electrify its global fleet. What are the secrets to its success? What’s next?
How does a multinational corporation save money while reducing emissions? For Unilever, one way was through how it sourced its electricity in India.
Roche, the world’s largest biotech company, has achieved its goal of 100% sustainable electricity worldwide. The achievement is the result of a 15-year effort to shape how it sources electricity for its operations.
Engineering company Danfoss is embedding electrification and efficiency across its production site in Grodzisk, Poland — decarbonizing its facilities and saving energy and money in the process.
Schneider Electric is driving electrification through two goals: upskilling people to join the transition, and building demand via energy measurement, AI-driven efficiency, and smarter consumption.
Oatly is electrifying its oat milk production by swapping steam for waste heat, electric heat pumps, and heat exchangers. The company is also rethinking how it produces steam, using electric boilers and alternative fuels to cut emissions.
TRATON GROUP is electrifying heavy-duty trucking, investing in public and depot charging. According to Traton, with battery prices falling, the real barrier now is policy certainty, not technology or feasibility.
Uber’s collaboration with London turned the company into a global electric vehicle frontrunner.
Velux is expanding beyond winter comfort to tackle summer heat, developing ventilative cooling and shading that ease pressure on the electricity grid during heatwave demand peaks.
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