Ford Motor Company, the well known US automobile firm, turned the first car manufacturer to become a part of the voluntary greenhouse gas reporting proposal, which was set up in India in recent times.
The company has been quite accommodating and engaging in contributing their help to the said cause.
The auto manufacturer is a part of similar plans in different other nations, i.e. USA, China, Canada, Mexico, Argentina in addition to Brazil.
The firm has placed an objective to lessen CO2 emissions by around 30% per vehicle within the next twelve year period (2025) at all its worldwide plants, comprising the 2 in the city of Chennai in India.
With the aim to attain this objective, the firm has taken a variety of actions in voluntary coverage and preserving overall intelligibility.
The firm’s Director of the Environmental Quality Office Andy Hobbs stated, “The auto maker is happy to be the primary firm to take part in the voluntary India greenhouse emission reporting plan. We hope for sharing our awareness and aiding to set up greenhouse gas reporting in the country.”
The program in the country is a joint attempt between the World Resources Institute, The Energy and Resources Institute as well as Confederation of Indian Industry.
As the first car manufacturer to become part of this plan, the company will help in setting up greenhouse gas stocks, which are demonstrable and realistic.
Mr. Joginder Singh, President and MD of Ford India, was pleased and proud of the said step taken by the firm.
Mr. Joginder Singh stated, “The company is dedicated to bringing fuel-competent and secure vehicles to the Indian market that our clientele wish for and value. And we are increasing our production potentialities in India in an environmentally accountable method as part of our One Ford proposal. The company is happy to become the first automobile giant to link with the voluntary greenhouse gas reporting plan in India, and this is an indication of our continuing promise to sustainability of manufacturing processes internationally”.
