reduction of dangerous emissions like carbon dioxide.Special attention has been given to the re-utilisation ofproduction remnants and used tyres, and the wastehandling protocol calls for the recycling of used F1tyres for either the generation of new primary materialsor for energy production;.produce particulate filters for diesel engine vehicles,both for new cars and trucks and for retro-fitting on existing commercial and industrial vehicles,dramatically cleaning their exhaust emissions. ThePirelli Eco Technology Feelpure filter eliminates morethan 90 per cent of PM10 present in vehicle emissionsand an average of 50 per cent of NO2, with no increasein NOx. Vehicles are, more and more, being required toclean up their emissions due to greater governmentregulation on air quality worldwide, particularly withlow-emission zones in city centres;. will soon open a new "green factory" with state-of-the-art technology and eco-compatible architecture,designed to increase productivity and limitenvironmental impact and destined to become thepioneer example in the tyre sector to be followedwithin the group worldwide;. are renewing all our manufacturing capacityworldwide, so that in 2015 around 60 per cent of ourplants and machinery will be less than 10 years old;. are moving production closer to demand, so thatlocal-for-local production will rise to 89 per cent in2015 for car tyres and to 85 per cent for truck tyres.Pirelli has adopted a sustainability governance systemwhich enables us to best manage the economic, socialand environmental impact linked to our processes,products and services, always with a view toinnovation, as well as across-the-board risk prevention.Our sustainability model takes its inspiration from theUN Global Compact, of which we have been an activemember since 2004.We adopt a multi-stakeholder approach, spanning all areas of corporate responsibility for all stakeholdersby pursuing sustainable and steady growth, as much as possible based on a fair balance between thedifferent expectations of all those who interact with the Company: the environment, investors,employees, clients, suppliers, institutions, outsidecommunities, competitors. Our strict ethical code aswell as our Policy on the environment, health, safetyand workers' rights inspired by SA8000 principles, areapplied to all our suppliers. Recently Pirelli conductedtough audits on 72 suppliers in 10 nations where thecompany has offices or purchases natural rubber, fromenvironmental/social/human rights/corruption riskspoints of view.Pirelli's sustainable performance is also witnessed byits recent confirmation in the Dow Jones SustainabilitySTOXX and Dow Jones Sustainability World indices,where the Company has been declared WorldSustainability Leader in the "Autoparts and Tyres"sector for the fourth consecutive year. nGREEN TRANSPORT101. produce tyres that reduce noise pollution, complyingin advance with a European standard to beapplicable in 2012;. use cleaner processes and materials free of highlyaromatic oils that are a potential health hazard, since2008. We are applying European standards inadvance, and all over the world, even where suchstandards are not mandatory;. actively develop and use a series of new, increasinglyecological materials for compounds. In 2009 Pirelliconducted research on raw materials from renewablesources that will enable it to produce ecological silica;. reduce consumption of water in production plants (by35 per cent in 2015 compared to 2009 levels),energy (by 15 per cent in 2015 compared to 2009levels) and CO2emissions (by 15 per cent in 2015compared to 2009 levels);. produce tyres that are highly retreadable;. introduce innovative manufacturingprocesses,increasing productivitywhile dramatically reducingenergy consumption;. take responsibility,together with ourcompetitors, for improvingrecycling of end of life tyres,materials and energy; . are committed tobringing environmentalsustainability criteria to ourexclusive Formula One tyresupply contract, whichcovers the 2011-2013 racingseasons. As in all Pirellicompetition tyres, the compounds forthe PZero tyre are free of highlyaromatic oils. Further, the processes usedat our motorsport tyre factory in Turkey arebased on energy and waterefficiency and the

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