Energy:

After a pilot project in 2023 with ten sites, we expanded in 2024 the energy assessment to all our sites where we have operations. Our target is “3% reduction in “bought electricity/revenues” by 2030 vs. 2024”.

Waste:

98% of Accelleron’s turbochargers are composed of recyclable materials, mainly steel and other metals. We are focused on increasing the share of non-hazardous recycled materials to strengthen our efficient use of resources. 

Water:

50% of Accelleron’s sites are in water-scarce areas. At these sites, we consider it essential to use water more efficiently. As our operations require water to clean and complete turbocharger service work, we are working toward using more closed-loop systems and, where possible, alternative solutions. In 2024, we assessed water usage in the service network and defined guidance for improving the main industrial processes that use water. We hierarchized the use of water in 4 maturity levels. We broke water usage down into a four-tier hierarchy. Level 1 is defined as no water reuse, followed by level 2 (water reuse), level 3 (semi-automated water use) and level 4 (fully automated water use). Our Water efficiency target is: Move from level 1 (single usage of water) in water efficiency to a higher maturity level by end of 2026, within the Service division (Fuel Injection division and manufacturing sites are excluded from the target as their industrial water usage is based on a closed loop system, which equates to level 2 or higher.)