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Sustainability and environmental protection are increasingly becoming the focus of attention. More and more people are considering the environment in their actions and consumer behavior. This ranges from leading zero-waste lifestyles to minimizing one\u2019s carbon footprint as much as possible.<\/h3>\n<\/div>
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As many ways as there are to protect the environment, we at Lunor are already well positioned in terms of sustainability. In the Sustainability@Lunor series, we will be demonstrating our commitment in three parts, starting with our headquarters in the Black Forest. Then, in part 2, we will explain how we have managed to make all of our operations climate-neutral. In part 3, we will address the topics of plastic and waste avoidance.<\/p>\n

Climate protection has become a hot topic in recent years. We welcome this development. After all, there\u2019s no better \u201ctrend\u201d than looking after the environment. We would be delighted to see others follow in Lunor\u2019s footsteps<\/a> in doing their part to protect the environment.<\/p>\n

To see why Lunor AG gives priority to being environmentally friendly, you have to go back 40 years\u2014a good 10 years before Lunor was founded in Stuttgart.<\/p>\n

Avoidance is the key<\/span><\/h2>\n

Back in the \u201980s, current Lunor AG CEO Ulrich Fux was an active supporting member of the environmental organization Greenpeace. He is the driving force behind climate protection at Lunor and sees it as a significant aspect of corporate responsibility. You could say he bleeds green. His commitment in this area rubbed off on his family and employees.<\/p>\n

Avoidance is the key to sustainability. This means avoiding waste, plastic, paper, CO2<\/sub> and other pollutants. When it became clear that Lunor would have to acquire a new building to keep up with its growth, the company saw a major opportunity. The idea was to plan and fit the new headquarters<\/a> in a way that would be in harmony with the environment, to create a building that is as self-sufficient and that avoids CO2<\/sub> emissions, energy waste and pollutants as much as possible.<\/p>\n

Together with a team of experienced architects and other partners, a pioneering building project was realized:<\/p>\n