Home of Volvo CE’s Pioneering Articulated Haulers Advances to Climate Efficient Site

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has announced a major advancement in its commitment to sustainability with the transformation of its articulated hauler production site in Braås, Sweden, into a climate-efficient facility. This development marks a significant step forward in Volvo CE's journey towards reducing its environmental footprint and enhancing operational efficiency.
The Braås site, renowned as the birthplace of Volvo CE’s pioneering articulated haulers, has been at the forefront of innovation since its establishment. With this latest initiative, the facility is now equipped with cutting-edge technologies and processes designed to minimize energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Key upgrades include the installation of energy-efficient heating systems, advanced waste management protocols, and the integration of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.

Volvo CE’s President, Melker Jernberg, highlighted the importance of this transition, stating, “Our goal is to lead the construction equipment industry in sustainability. By transforming our Braås site into a climate-efficient facility, we are setting a new standard for manufacturing practices and demonstrating our commitment to environmental stewardship.”
The enhancements at the Braås site are expected to result in a significant reduction in carbon emissions, aligning with Volvo CE’s ambitious targets for sustainability. The company aims to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, and the improvements at Braås are a crucial part of this strategy.

Additionally, the climate-efficient site will serve as a model for other Volvo CE facilities worldwide, promoting best practices in sustainable manufacturing. The initiative reflects Volvo CE’s dedication to creating a more sustainable future for the construction industry and reinforces its leadership in environmental innovation.
As the home of Volvo CE’s pioneering articulated haulers advances to a climate-efficient site, it represents a landmark achievement in the company’s ongoing efforts to balance industrial growth with ecological responsibility.