AutoWallis Publishes 2022 Sustainability Report
AutoWallis has published its Sustainability Report on the year 2022. According to the report, the company managed to outperform the targets it had set and managed to launch a number of new projects, such as planning to prepare for EU Taxonomy reporting.
According to AutoWallis’s Sustainability Report, the company's activities last year included completing its energy audit as well as performing a comprehensive review of its waste management processes in the interest of implementing robust key measures in developing the effectiveness of its energy and waste management.
Additionally, the group has also taken steps to increase digitalization and online sales, expand its service and brand portfolios, develop increasingly sustainable waste management, and improve its energy efficiency, including increasing the use of renewable energy, all with an eye on its operations.
Regarding the report, AutoWallis investor relations & ESG director Gábor Székely explained that the company can only realize its long-term economic goals by taking sustainability into account, which is why plans include a higher degree of digitalization and introducing the ESG function to the strategic cycle.
He also added that plans for 2023 include a comprehensive assessment and presentation of AutoWallis’s major sustainability effects and other indirect (Scope 3) CO2 emissions, with the company presenting the environmental and societal aspects of the acquisition of the environmentally-conscious car-sharing service Share Now, announced this year.
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