Corporate Knights

APRIL 1, 2024

Ford and Mercedes-Benz lead the automotive world in working to clean up their supply chains, according to a new report with rankings endorsed by a labor and environmental civil society coalition. It’s not enough for a car to be EV to be considered truly “clean,” the report says.

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Supply Chains Supply Chain Waste Decarbonize 279

Corporate Knights

APRIL 1, 2024

Reconsider supply chains China’s near-total dominance over the electric vehicle (EV) market is another challenge, as protectionist attitudes are threatening to slow down the transition. Today, China manufactures 66% of all batteries sold in the world, and it has even more control over battery components.

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Supply Chains Supply Chain Net Zero Manufacturing 130

Corporate Knights

JUNE 1, 2023

In an economy where legacy suppliers have been slow – or outright reluctant – to create significantly greener products and systems, entrepreneurs like these are forcing the issue, taking huge risks to develop greener batteries, smarter buildings, less toxic energy sources and climate-friendly business models. million – a jump of 5,431%.

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GreenBiz

JANUARY 11, 2021

Now, in its eventual internal-combustion phaseout, GM can’t seem to make EVs fast enough, and 30 new models are lined up for the market for 2025. The company touts advancing responsibility for sourcing raw ingredients, such as cobalt, within its supply chain. João Paulo Ferreira, CEO, Natura &Co Latin America; São Paulo.

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Supply Chains Supply Chain Waste Net Zero 520