Continental AG 2014 SR
The report for 2014 highlights Continental AG's commitment to sustainability, focusing on four megatrends: safety, information, environment, and affordable cars. The company reported sales of 34.5 billion Euros and employed 189,168 people across 50 countries. Key environmental achievements include a reduction in specific energy and water consumption, alongside a 20 percent target reduction for energy, water, CO2, and waste by 2020. Continental also emphasized its participation in the UN Global Compact and its progress in using renewable raw materials like dandelion rubber. The report follows GRI G3 guidelines and includes external assurance for specific environmental indicators.
Company: Continental AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Germany
Year: 2014
Type: SR
Pages: 38
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Continental AG
GRI Report And Un Global Compact Communication On Progress
The report for 2014 highlights Continental AG's commitment to sustainability, focusing on four megatrends: safety, information, environment, and affordable cars. The company reported sales of 34.5 billion Euros and employed 189,168 people across 50 countries. Key environmental achievements include a reduction in specific energy and water consumption, alongside a 20 percent target reduction for energy, water, CO2, and waste by 2020. Continental also emphasized its participation in the UN Global Compact and its progress in using renewable raw materials like dandelion rubber. The report follows GRI G3 guidelines and includes external assurance for specific environmental indicators.
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Document Details
Report Year
2014
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2014 - Dec 31, 2014
Fiscal Year
2014
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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