Marabu is now part of the Climate Alliance Baden-Württemberg. CEO York Boeder signed the climate protection agreement with Minister Thekla Walker last week. In it, the state of Baden-Württemberg supports Marabu in reducing its greenhouse gases. This is another important step in the company's own PROJECT GREEN to ensure a continuous reduction of CO2 emissions in addition to the current offset contributions.
With these measures, Marabu wants to further reduce CO2 emissions:
Starting from a base year of 2021/2022, Marabu aims to reduce its CO2 emissions by a further 20 per cent within 10 years. The measures were decided on the basis of the Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 categories for classifying greenhouse gas emissions.
Scope 1 includes direct emissions from Marabu's own business activities, such as gas consumption. Here, Marabu is aiming for a reduction of 42 percent by connecting the company to the district heating network in Tamm in the near future. In addition, the waste gas purification plant is being renovated, which will lead to higher efficiency and lower consumption.
Scope 2 comprises the direct emissions from the provision of electricity, heating or cooling used by a company. There is no CO2 savings potential here at Marabu, as the Tamm and Bietigheim sites have been using green electricity since 2007. However, electricity consumption is reduced through the continuous renewal of the machinery.
Scope 3 includes all other indirect emissions caused by a company's business activities, e.g. through supply chains, business trips or product use. In this area, Marabu aims to reduce air transport and switch packaging to recycled materials, for example, to save a total of 19 percent of emissions.
For more information on Marabu’s commitment to sustainability, click here:
Quality - Environment - Safety | Marabu GmbH & Co. KG | Marabu
For detailed information on Marabu PROJECT GREEN, please visit:
www.marabu-creative.com/de/project-green/
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Marabu CEO York Boeder and Thekla Walker (Minister for the Environment, Climate and Energy Management Baden-Württemberg) agree on Marabu joining the Climate Alliance Baden-Württemberg.