Sustainability and efficiency

What will the buildings of the future look like? In this interview, Dr. Marcus Nadenau, Head of Bosch Energy and Building Solutions Europe, explains how networked solutions are increasingly changing and improving buildings.

Efficiency up, energy consumption down: In China, the Bosch plant in Qingdao uses the Energy Platform for energy management - and thus contributes to climate protection.

With its wood and its sensors, H7 Munster gives us a vision of true sustainability. It succeeds in doing so not only because the building was designed and built to be energy efficient, but because it was also designed for sustainable operation.

Thanks to smart technology and building automation, Ontario has slashed greenhouse-gas emissions by 10,000 tons a year. We take you on a tour of the smart city’s hot spots.

Bosch Climate Solutions helps companies around the globe achieve carbon neutrality. In this interview, Lisa Reehten and Philipp Günther explain how companies can succeed in becoming carbon-neutral.

An enormous project was implemented to make the Robert Bosch Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany fit for the future – and turn the vision of energy-efficient, sustainable building operation into reality.

Find out how our smart solutions and customized services are promoting sustainable buildings, climate neutrality, and environmental awareness.

Bosch experts have increased the energy efficiency of the four Indian plants for motorcycles and scooters by equipping them with photovoltaic systems and a heating and cooling solution.

The Rothaus brewery in the Black Forest is using renewable resources from the surrounding region and its own biomass boiler to meet about 70% of its energy requirements.

To obtain more transparent data on energy consumption at the Bosch plant in Homburg, Germany, the Energy Platform monitors internal processes. This has made it possible to save millions of euros a year.

The Sri Mahalakshmi Dairy in India, known for its Aroma brand of milk products, is striving to set a good example in the industry with energy-efficient production – thanks to an integrated solution.

The Bosch facility in Bamberg is the core plant of a network of nearly two dozen facilities worldwide, for which it serves as a model in many respects. The latest example is energy-efficient production.

The Bagmane Tech Park in Bangalore, India, producing about 115,000 kWh of power every day, has considerable energy requirements; a Bosch solution now meets about 30% of them.

Industrial production of compressed air is typically a major power guzzler. But it’s possible to greatly improve this situation, as a joint project by Bosch and the Hirschvogel Automotive Group has shown.