July 10, 2009
JohnsonDiversey Reduces Energy Use 23% in 2008
JohnsonDiversey Inc., a cleaning and hygiene solutions provider for business, reported environmental performance improvements in 2008 for five key areas — effluent chemical oxygen demand (COD), waste disposal, total water usage, net water efficiency and total energy usage– including a 23 percent per metric ton reduction in energy use, according to its latest sustainability report.
The company said its overall plan is to use more fuel-efficient vehicles worldwide, upgrade the energy efficiency of its buildings and operations, investigate alternative energy sources such as fuel cells and wind turbines, implement policies to….
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