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Fylliana,
implementing its strategy for a "green" transition and its goal of
zero environmental footprint by 2030, we start with an ambitious but achievable
goal, as we commit to our program to consume only clear, renewable energy,
which we will produce exclusively on our premises and zero our direct emissions
from fuel consumption (natural gas, oil, etc.)
In
particular, Fylliana is proceeding to cover the company's energy needs with the
use of renewable energy sources (photovoltaics), a project that is expected to
be completed by 2030. It is also proceeding to completely replace the
conventional fleet of vehicles it had and replace it with hybrid technology cars
or purely electric, exploiting the use of electricity for their movement. The
environmental benefit of this change is significant, as it ensures a reduction
of carbon dioxide emissions of up to 40% compared to the use of the previous
car fleet and this is the practical proof of Fylliana's commitment to the green
transition.
In
addition, helping to protect the environment from mindless deforestation, we
choose products with the FSC mark which ensures that the trees used are
replaced or allowed to regenerate naturally.
The FSC
certification that we ensure that most of our products have, is another proof
of our commitment to actively support the responsible management of the world's
forests through timber certification.
Regarding
recycling, by gradually reducing petroleum-based products, recycling paper
packaging and properly managing the waste we produce, we protect the environment
and add value to life, considering how closely the quality of our life is
linked to the health and sustainability of our planet.
For all of us
at Fylliana, protecting the planet is a key pillar of our corporate purpose and
our goal is to achieve a zero environmental footprint by 2030 starting with our
daily operations.
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