Toyota Motor Europe’s 14 parts distribution centres (PDCs) and seven vehicle logistics centres (VLCs) have been instrumental in ensuring all electricity the company used across the region last year came from renewable sources…
Toyota Motor Europe’s 14 parts distribution centres (PDCs) and seven vehicle logistics centres (VLCs) have been instrumental in ensuring all electricity the company used across the region last year came from renewable sources. The goal was achieved after several years of effort. For example, Toyota Motor Europe (TME) added solar panels to the roof of its PDC in Diest (Belgium) in 2010 to meet between 15% and 20% of site’s annual electricity requirements and reduce its energy bill
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