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168
The Ingolstadt and Győr (Hungary) production plants followed in 1997 and 1999; the Belgian
plant in Brussels and the Lamborghini location Sant’Agata Bolognese (Italy) have been entitled
to bear the EMAS signet since 2002 and 2009 respectively.
Furthermore, the Ingolstadt, Győr and SantAgata Bolognese plants are accredited under the
worldwide DIN EN ISO 14001 standard.
The environmental management systems for the Ingolstadt, Neckarsulm, Győr and Sant’Agata
Bolognese locations moreover already meet the new European standards DIN EN 16001 or
DIN EN ISO 50001, which set especially rigorous conditions for continuous, systematic reduc-
tions in energy consumption.
The VW Group manufacturing locations that Audi uses also satisfy environmental management
system requirements – the production plants in Bratislava (Slovakia), Martorell (Spain),
Aurangabad (India) and Changchun (China) are all accredited in accordance with the worldwide
DIN EN ISO 14001 standard.
ACCREDITATION OF AUDI GROUP LOCATIONS
Neckarsulm/
Germany
AUDI AG,
quattro GmbH
DIN EN 16001
Sant’Agata
Bolognese/Italy
Automobili
Lamborghini S.p.A.
DIN EN ISO 14001
DIN EN ISO 50001
Brussels/Belgium
AUDI BRUSSELS
S.A./N.V.
Ingolstadt/
Germany
AUDI AG
DIN EN ISO 14001
DIN EN 16001
Győr/Hungary
AUDI HUNGARIA
MOTOR Kft.
DIN EN ISO 14001
DIN EN 16001
The environmental declarations for the individual locations are each available in the local language on the respective companies’
websites.
Emissions reduction and resource efficiency
Reducing energy consumption and related emissions is a particular priority within the Company’s
environmental activities. By applying a raft of ongoing measures, AUDI AG intends to reduce
location-based and company-specific CO₂ emissions by 30 percent by 2020, against the base
year of 1990. The potential for energy savings is already considered during the planning phase.
Along with infrastructure and logistics, the production and supply facilities are major areas
offering scope for permanent efficiency improvements. For example, when the engine test