Audi’s head of supply chain Dieter Braun opened this year’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Europe conference by outlining the carmaker’s goals for more sustainable logistics operations
In a keynote address to start this year’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Europe conference in Bonn, Germany, Dieter Braun, head of supply chain at Audi, outlined the carmaker’s four-point strategy to make good on its commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement it signed in 2021. The carmaker aims to reduce CO2 emissions from the lifecycle of its vehicles by 30% by 2025, a first step toward its long-term goal of CO2 neutrality.
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