CO2 emissions

The world is in trouble and everyone needs to do its part to try and save whatever can still be saved. The climate is changing and some scientists are saying we’re past the point of…

In a rather surprising move, BMW came out with a statement yesterday announcing some really big changes to the way it does business. The German brand was already one of the most eco-friendly car makers…

BMW announced a big change in its long term strategy today, shifting focus to sustainability and resource efficiency moving forward, according to CEO Oliver Zipse. In a statement issued today, the company published its plans…

Thanks to the innovative measures of the Efficient Dynamics package, BMW is already able to fully comply with the stricter European Union requirements regarding CO2 targets for 2020 and 2021. Efficient Dynamics has completely reshaped…

The new legislation regarding CO2 emissions for car makers and their fleets is tightening the screws on the entire industry. BMW is also going to be hit with hefty fines if it doesn’t find a…

When talking about the automotive industry and the part it’s playing in climate change, one has to take into account every possible aspect, not just tailpipe emissions. The approach towards cutting CO2 emissions must include…

Sales of electrified cars over at the BMW Group are on the rise, with the Germans are seeing double digit growth in a variety of models. Yet the story with electric cars is not always about…

Last week BMW announced that it has an audacious plan to make sure all the energy used for its manufacturing needs will come from renewable sources. While we all immediately think of wind mills and…

On the occasion of the UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn, the BMW Group announced significant innovations in its energy strategy. As of 2020, the company will source only electricity from renewable sources worldwide. The…

European Union nations agreed in 2014 that carmakers should limit CO2 emissions to 95 grammes per kilometer across their entire model range within seven years. The figure for 2015 stood at some 130 grammes per kilometer…