Industry at Large AbbVie Ireland Takes Efforts to Reduce Carbon Footprint
AbbVie’s facility in Sligo, Ireland, was the first of the company’s sites to address how to save energy and reduce its carbon footprint by implementing ISO 50001 standards for improving energy management systems. The program set the objective of delivering an annual energy savings of an estimated 26% of the overall energy cost, while delivering a reduction of 3,590 metric tons of CO2 through sustainable development.
AbbVie’s facility in Ireland received in September the International Energy Award from the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).
Alexion Employees Volunteer in Company’s First Global Day of Service
More than 1,500 employees of Alexion Pharmaceuticals volunteered as part of the company’s first Global Day of Service. Alexion partnered with local nonprofit organizations to participate in service projects focused on improving health, wellness, and education in 30 of the company’s local communities across North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Australia.(PV)
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