Dr. Klaus Geißdörfer, CEO of the ebm-papst Group, expressed his delight at winning the 17th German Sustainability Award: "This award affirms the wholehearted commitment of all our employees to sustainability and our mission of 'Engineering a better life.' It fills me with joy and pride, and we will continue our journey toward a sustainable future. Thank you to the entire ebm-papst team for your dedication, innovative projects and ideas, and to the jury members!"
Beyond continuously improving its technologies, ebm-papst significantly impacts customers and the entire industry with retrofit projects. These projects upgrade existing air-conditioning systems in supermarkets, office buildings, and industrial facilities to the latest technology, resulting in substantial energy savings by replacing old fans with energy-efficient models. An added benefit of these retrofits is reduced noise emissions, crucial in areas where noise pollution is a concern.
ebm-papst is also setting clear targets in its climate strategy, prioritizing the reduction of CO2e emissions. A key goal is achieving climate-neutral production by the fiscal year 2025/26, targeting Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. The company's sustainability strategy was outlined and documented in a CO2e roadmap by the end of 2021.
Since its inception, ebm-papst has aimed for each new product to surpass its predecessor economically and ecologically, striving to create a better climate for people and the environment. The company's employees work daily to integrate sustainable practices with advanced technologies, offering sustainable and intelligent solutions in air and heating technology.
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