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Please find page 58 of the 2010 Saab annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.the Group-wide environmental supplier requirements that were
established in . e Group’s environmental management sys-
tem, which centralises the procurement process, will make it easier
to set requirements on suppliers.
Saab and the green market
Environmental aspects are increasingly part of the product develop-
ment process at Saab. Several current and potential customer-coun-
tries face major challenges in terms of energy and the environment
and must meet stringent requirements to quickly adapt.
Energy eciency is a key issue with regard to climate change and
costs. Regardless of the energy source used as fuel or for energy pro-
duction, it will become increasing important to use it as eciently as
possible. As part of its business development, Saab continuously
identies how its expertise, products and systems can be used to
improve energy eciency in the production, distribution and con-
sumption of energy and fuels. We can also oer a growing number of
products and solutions that reduce CO emissions, ranging from
solutions that improve eciency in transport ows at sea and on
land to our work in the EU’s previously mentioned Clean Sky pro-
gramme to reduce aircra emissions.
As Saab increasingly helps to protect various ows in society and
improve their eciency, including energy and supply chains, we are
also doing more to reduce environmental impacts. Together with
our partners, we oer technologies and support that contribute to
sustainable cities. Listed below are several areas where our solutions
reduce environmental impacts or improve decision guidance for
important environmental issues:
• Intelligent transport solutions for air, land and sea
• Solutions that improving logistical and maintenance eciency
• Communication and decision-making systems
• Surveillance systems for land and sea
• Data processing and visualisation for better decision guidance
• Waste and energy
For information on legal environmental issues, see note on
page –.
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