GHG Emissions  -  March 29, 2022

Inteva Products Sets 2035 Goal

Inteva Products, an automotive supplier of engineered components and systems, is committing to achieving carbon neutrality for operationally controlled emissions by 2035. The commitment covers all Scope 1 and 2 emissions, with Scope 3 goals to be assessed in the future.

“This goal marks a major commitment for Inteva to ensuring that we are contributing to a better environmental future for the world,” said Gerard Roose, president and CEO in a statement. “Caring for the world and our communities has been a core value for Inteva since our founding, and this commitment reflects how seriously we take that responsibility.”

Inteva set a goal to transition to 100% renewable electricity for all sites by 2030 with a 2025 deadline for the company’s North American operations. The company is also targeting a 25% reduction in operational energy intensity by 2032 compared to a 2019 pre-pandemic baseline.

Among the technologies Inteva will continue to emphasize is its InteatherTM material, which the company produces and utilizes in the production of automotive interior components. The olefin-based material is recyclable and produces less waste than commonly used PVC plastics, and is already in production on a number of high-volume vehicle programs.