Capability Sustainability

Europe aims to integrate more clean energy by 2030, but faces a big challenge: what happens when there is too much or too little electricity?

The fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, has fundamentally changed the way organizations optimize their operational processes, drive product development, and improve customer service.

The current economic landscape is increasingly regulated by sustainability directives. With regards to electric vehicles and the production of batteries, a growing concern has sparked around the carbon footprint that EV batteries generate, both during the production process and due to lacking recycling infrastructure.

Sustainability is more than a regulatory requirement. Guided by the European Green Deal (EDG), the regulatory framework is evolving and increasing pressure on companies to publicly disclose information on their environmental and social impacts.

Cooperation has never been more important than today. So let´s take a look into the world of automotive OEMs, where competitors join forces to stay ahead in a fast-paced industry. We will explore the factors that often make or break these ventures and learn how to succeed where others fail. 

In today's dynamic automotive landscape, players within the industry are increasingly recognizing the value of collaborations to leverage their own business success

The European Green Deal steers Europe's course towards a low-carbon future. Read our article on how to build a functioning circular economy.