Sustainability Insights X: More sustainability in daily corporate life

How can we use resources more responsibly in our own company? The KUKA Facility Management Team has been thinking about this.

Ramona Treffler

October 29, 2025

Society

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There are many ways to make everyday business more sustainable. From e-mobility and energy use to more sustainable water management: Antje Schmid and Wolfgang Sauer from the Facility Management Team present selected highlights from the headquarters in Augsburg:

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