BASF to power catalyst plant in Poland with 100% renewable energy

BASF Poland has signed a two-year contract with PGE Obrot SA to purchase electricity produced entirely from renewable energy - mainly wind - to power its mobile emissions catalyst plant in Sroda Slaska
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“We have set ambitious environmental goals at BASF to be climate neutral by 2050,
” says Katarzyna Byczkowska, Managing Director of BASF Poland.
“However, in order for this to become a reality, global goals must also be translated into local strategies
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By With this new contract, we will now meet 100 percent of our electricity needs in Sroda Slaska with renewable energy
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“BASF is committed to driving the energy transition and providing affordable, clean, renewable energy for our operations
,” said Daniel Wussow, Vice President Mobile Emissions Catalysts EMEA.
“By increasing our use of renewable energy, we CO2 emissions in Poland will be significantly reduced
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We are also supporting our customers in achieving their sustainability goals, as the European automotive industry requires their suppliers to manage sustainability along the entire value chain
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BASF's mobile emissions catalyst plant in Sroda Slaska is one of Europe's leading plants for the production of catalysts, providing modern solutions for exhaust gas treatment of light and heavy vehicles
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