Overview of Sustainability News

In 2021, Continental again received an “A” score from CDP as a global leader for actions and strategies to reduce emissions in the supply chain.

With immediate effect, Continental will handle part of its purchasing of natural rubber via a digital trading platform called HeveaConnect

Continental cooperates with innovation network for advanced materials (INAM) on innovative material solutions with a focus on sustainability

“Sustainable tires through dandelions – innovations from biology, technology and agriculture” joint research project shows that a new, alternative raw material supply is possible

Primarily traceable, renewable, and recycled raw materials used

Joint research project receives 43 million core hours of supercomputer time to further research decomposition of rubber polymers

Continental Extends Commitment to Sustainability in Natural Rubber Supply Chain Project with German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development for digital traceability of natural rubber in...

Continental Supports Afforestation Projects in Germany First Cheque for 10,000 Euros Handed Over in Hanover Long-term Cooperation with the Environmental Protection Organization Planned Hanover, April 22,...

Continental procures 100 percent of its electricity from renewable sources at production sites worldwide .

Continental is Supporting the Global Climate Protection Campaign “Earth Hour” on March 27.

In 2020, Continental again received an “A” score from CDP as a global leader for actions and strategies to reduce emissions in the supply chain.

Continental paves way for new industry benchmark.

Bicycle Tire Urban Taraxagum wins as “Pioneer” in the category Design

The independent Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has scientifically tested Continental’s climate protection targets.

One year after launch, courses attended by more than 600 participants at 16 locations.

Green commitment: Saving 1,67 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year

Project phase I has a total photovoltaic capacity of 1.918 megawatts and is expected to generate 1.8 million kilowatt hours per year.

Broad-based, independent historical study by Prof. Paul Erker sheds light on Continental in the Third Reich.

In many places, the long-term negative social and economic effects of the pandemic are becoming clear.

Claus Petschick heads new Sustainability department