AB Volvo 2012 SR
The report outlines the Volvo Group's commitment to sustainable transport solutions, focusing on energy efficiency, safety, and environmental care. Key highlights from 2012 include the launch of the new Volvo FH truck series and the series production of the Volvo FM Methane Diesel truck. The company achieved a 16 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from its production facilities compared to 2008, surpassing its mid-term targets. Additionally, Volvo Group expanded its participation in the WWF Climate Savers Program and launched the Volvo Step vocational training program for unemployed youth. The report also details the implementation of a new Code of Conduct based on UN Global Compact principles.
Company: AB Volvo
Sector: Industrials
Country: Sweden
Year: 2012
Type: SR
Pages: 91
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AB Volvo
Sustainability Report
The report outlines the Volvo Group's commitment to sustainable transport solutions, focusing on energy efficiency, safety, and environmental care. Key highlights from 2012 include the launch of the new Volvo FH truck series and the series production of the Volvo FM Methane Diesel truck. The company achieved a 16 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from its production facilities compared to 2008, surpassing its mid-term targets. Additionally, Volvo Group expanded its participation in the WWF Climate Savers Program and launched the Volvo Step vocational training program for unemployed youth. The report also details the implementation of a new Code of Conduct based on UN Global Compact principles.
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Document Details
Report Year
2012
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2012 - Dec 31, 2012
Fiscal Year
2012
Published
Mar 1, 2013
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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