Nissan Mexicana reduced CO2 emissions by 1,463 metric tons through energy-efficiency projects in Aguascalientes, including a solar farm at its Vehicle Distribution Center. The company received the Aguascalientes Low-Carbon Seal for these efforts, which also involve water reuse and waste management. Nissan states over 90% of its manufacturing energy now comes from CO2-free sources, enabling production of 3.9 million vehicles in Mexico with clean energy. The automaker's Green Program drives these changes, aiming to cut emissions, improve resource efficiency, and promote circular economy practices. The 475,000 cubic meters of rainwater reused and the shift away from landfill waste highlight broader environmental actions. This recognition underscores how industrial facilities can integrate renewables and efficiency to lower their carbon footprint, though the exact verification method for the emissions reduction is not detailed in the report.
