Maintaining its leadership in the heavy commercial vehicle industry for many years with the vehicles it produces and the technologies it develops, Mercedes-Benz Türk continues to be a role model in the sector with its understanding of "environmentally sensitive production". The company, which also works to improve the energy efficiency projects it has implemented, reached the lowest specific energy value in the Hoşdere Bus Factory in 2022.
With the commissioning of the solar power plant, which Mercedes-Benz Türk started to work on, approximately 80 percent of the electrical energy needs of the Headquarters & Marketing Center will come from green energy.
In line with its goal of becoming a “Green Factory”, the company also started fieldwork for the installation of a 6 MWe solar power plant on the hall roofs of the Aksaray Truck Factory, aiming to significantly reduce the amount of CO2 released to the nature.
Maintaining its leadership in the heavy commercial vehicle industry for many years with the vehicles it produces and the technologies it develops at the Hoşdere Bus Factory and Aksaray Truck Factory, Mercedes-Benz Türk continues to be a role model in the sector with its "environmentally sensitive production" approach. Aiming to reduce its carbon footprint with both its production activities and its vehicles, the company continues its efforts to leave a cleaner world for future generations. The company, which has implemented many projects on energy efficiency in 2022, as in previous years, continued to take important steps in the field of green energy.
Hoşdere Bus Factory reached the lowest specific energy value in 2022
Mercedes-Benz Türk, which also works to improve the energy efficiency projects it has implemented at Hoşdere Bus Factory, achieved energy savings of over 2022 percent per vehicle in 2007 at Hoşdere Bus Factory compared to 41.
The company, which established the solar power plant at the Hoşdere Bus Factory in 2019, has prevented 261 tons of CO2022 emissions since the establishment of the power plant, and 82 tons of CO2 emissions only in 2022. The factory reached the lowest value in XNUMX in specific energy consumption with the applications put into use.
Mercedes-Benz Türk, which added approximately 2022 frequency converters to the air handling units of the Hoşdere Bus Factory in 50, thus achieved energy efficiency of up to 30 percent in the relevant systems.
Mercedes-Benz Türk Headquarters & Marketing Center will produce its own energy
The company, which also started to work on the installation of a 3470 kWp solar power plant at Mercedes-Benz Türk Headquarters & Marketing Center, plans to complete the project in 2023. With the commissioning of the solar power plant, the company will supply approximately 80 percent of the electrical energy needs of the Headquarters & Marketing Center from green energy.
Aksaray Truck Factory leads the region with its energy management model, as it does in every field.
Aksaray Truck Factory leads the region with its energy management model as well as production, export, R&D studies and social benefit programs. Step by step towards its goal of becoming a "Green Factory", the company also implemented the Mercedes-Benz Turkish Memorial Forest project in 2022 for a "greener Aksaray".
Thanks to the ongoing energy efficiency efforts, more than 2022% energy savings per vehicle were achieved in 2017 compared to 45. Only in 2022, the energy consumption rate per vehicle was reduced by 16 percent compared to the previous year. With the said rate, the lowest level of consumption and CO2 gas emissions per vehicle has been reached since the day the factory started its operations.
Mercedes-Benz Türk also started field work for the installation of a 2 MWe solar power plant on the hall roofs of the Aksaray Truck Factory in line with its goal of becoming a "Green Factory" in 2022, when the energy survey was conducted and the roadmap for CO6 emission reduction was prepared. With the commissioning of the said power plant, the company aims to significantly reduce the amount of CO2 released to nature.
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