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TAJCO’s sustainability vision

We believe in a world where carbon neutral mobility is possible. We want to make an active contribution to this transformation. By 2030, we aim to achieve carbon neutrality for our Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions and reduce our Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 30% compared to 2020.

Ambition & commitments

It is TAJCO’s ambition to be climate neutral by 2050.​ 

​An important milestone for achieving this goal is to secure a reduction of our energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. ​ 

​By 2030, we aim to achieve carbon neutrality for our Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions.
By 2030, we aim to reduce our Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 30% compared to 2020.

Read more about our efforts to reduce TAJCO’s environmental footprint below. 

"We all have a responsibility for making our planet a better place to live. We believe that enterprises such as TAJCO have a huge part to play in making the necessary changes towards a more sustainable future.  

We cannot change the past, but we can certainly change the road ahead. And we are willing to make a well-considered and gradual change."

- Christian Oberlechner, Group Vice President

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Approach and focus areas 

Data availability is essential for transforming an enterprise into a more environmentally sustainable business. We spent part of 2021 and 2022 on collecting data and gaining an understanding of our impact and the expectations of our customers. 

Part of the process consisted of defining a baseline year. We have decided that 2020 is the baseline for our efforts. 

Looking at our entire supply chain, we have sought to determine where we can make the biggest impact. We have learned that it is not in one specific area, but across:

  • our products

  • our operations

  • our energy consumption

  • our suppliers. 

 

The main contributors to TAJCO’s emissions are these: 
 

  • Electricity consumption in manufacturing

  • Stainless steel

  • Chemicals

  • Transportation

Product Life-Cycle Assessments

Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) calculation is now an integrated element of TAJCO’s product engineering process. We conduct Product Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) upon customer demand.

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In 2023, TAJCO achieved a SAQ 5 score of 82. This is above industry standard.

Green energy deals for the TAJCO sites

As energy markets mature and become increasingly greener, enterprises like TAJCO have an obligation to opt for green energy sources. By signing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with green energy suppliers, we are able to transition to more sustainable electricity grids and reinforce our dedication to sustainable practice. 

By 2024, all of TAJCO's locations will use green electricity through PPAs with the local power suppliers. The agreement is a significant milestone towards carbon neutrality by 2030. 

Read more: TAJCO takes giant sustainability leap with green electricity deal

Higher packaging density creates CO2eq saving

It goes without saying that it matters how you pack and stack components when you ship millions of products halfway across the world. You can lower your transport-related carbon footprint considerably by increasing your packaging efficiency. This is exactly what the TAJCO supply chain has set out to do.

Our efforts to enhance packaging efficiency have led to significant cost savings and a notable reduction in CO2 emissions. Through our dedicated packaging efficiency programs, we have successfully reduced total emissions by 969 tons across all projects

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The reduction of materials makes an enormous difference 

TAJCO’s use of stainless steel is our main contributor to emissions. Therefore, we set out to reduce the amount of steel used per part where possible for a handful of products. After a thorough analysis and a focused effort by the engineering team, we managed to reduce the amount of stainless steel used per part without compromising the quality and durability. During the first half of 2023, we went through this exercise for four programmes and achieved a CO2eq saving of more than 3.624 tons for the entirety of these programmes.

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