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Vonovia SE: Vonovia Publishes Sustainability Report 2020 PI 210518 (news with additional features)
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18.05.2021 / 11:13
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Sustainability Report 2020: Vonovia paving the way for sustainable future - greater responsibility for environment, customers and employees
- Sustainability Performance Index (SPI) introduced as key non-financial performance indicator.
- Binding climate path to carbon-neutral buildings.
- Further increase in customer satisfaction.
Bochum, May 18, 2021. Germany s leading housing company Vonovia has published its Sustainability Report for the 2020 reporting year, in which it underlines its commitment as an active player for sustainable energy and climate-neutral residential housing. Even before the Federal Constitutional Court gave its ruling on the German Climate Protection Act, the company had adopted a binding climate path and int
In a ground-breaking ruling, the German Federal Constitutional Court calls for amendments in the German Climate Protection Act. Now the ball is in the government’s court. A technology-neutral approach to energy and gas can help it deliver.
The die is cast – and its impact will reach far beyond Germany: In its ruling on the German Climate Protection Act (Bundes-Klimaschutzgesetz, KSG), the Federal Constitutional Court stated that the Act from 2019 is in parts unconstitutional. The KSG provides for sectoral targets with clear CO
2 reduction paths until 2030 – but not after. The Court found fault with missing reduction targets beyond 2030. According to the ruling, the absence of these would impose disproportionate limitations on future generations’ rights of freedom – while we would get to “spend” a huge chunk of the remaining CO