Markus Duesmann, Chairman of the Board of Management and Member of the Board of Model Lines at Audi AG. Picture: Audi AG
Audi, green movement in between claim and truth, Markus Duesmann discusses modification
Ingolstadt, Passau, October 13, 2022
In the Mediengruppe Bayern panel conversation, Markus Duesmann, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi AG, will speak about his vision of #sustainablemobility and present difficulties. Together with Carsten Spohr (Lufthansa) and Joe Kaeser (Siemens Energy), he will respond to concerns from mediator Gabor Steingart. The most crucial positions of the one in charge of Audi.
For energy shift …
” The present scenario on the planet plainly reveals that the economy and society need to eliminate nonrenewable fuel sources as rapidly as possible. The growth of renewable resource and the switch to #electromobility is a crucial action on the method to an electrical society.”
” The job of our generation is to guarantee that future generations can do without nonrenewable fuel sources. Now we require technical developments for this.”
With the power of electrical power …
” Whether it’s electrical energy in traffic, e-fuels in #aviation or #hydrogen in heavy business cars– we require technological openness, that is, a clear understanding of which sectors utilize innovation to end up being #CO 2 neutral total.”
” Electric cars begin the usage stage with a big wallet due to the fact that their production is more energy extensive. That’s when we begin to decrease CO2 throughout the life of the item, for instance through CO2-neutral production or using green electrical energy in production of batteries. The accessibility of renewable resource is likewise a factor of how’ green ‘electromobility is.”
For the location Germany …
” We are not strong due to the fact that we produce innovation in Germany, however since we establish innovation. Specifically with sustainable innovation established in Germany, we have the chance to be leaders and highlight our financial strength globally.”
” Of course we will continue to produce in our locations in Germany. We wait it.”
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