GreenMobility - ESG profile

ESG an intrinsic part of GreenMobility’s business model As a sustainable car sharing company, operating with zero-emission electric vehicles, ESG is an essential part of GreenMobility’s business model. The company plans to expand to 35 cities and to operate a fleet of +10,000 EVs by 2025, which implies +20,000 tons of CO2 saved. The business model expands far beyond just reducing CO2 emissions, however. GreenMobility’s vision is for more ‘liveable’ and ‘less congested’ cities and urban areas: by increasing mobility, freeing up parking space for green areas, and increasing car accessibility.

Besides GreenMobility’s own ESG efforts and impact, it also focuses on the impact from its entire value chain. The company manages this through its Supplier Code of Conduct, which has so far been signed by 68% of its suppliers. Green Mobility is also in the process of assessing the emissions from the suppliers (Scope 3 GHG emissions).

ESG reporting, UN Global Compact and SDGs GreenMobility has committed to an active and systematic approach to improving its ESG efforts, based on a materiality assessment. Regarding ESG reporting, GreenMobility became a participant of the UN Global Compact and released its first ESG report in 2020. As part of the new 35-page long ESG report, GreenMobility discloses information regarding environmental, social and governance metrics.

Moreover, GreenMobility has also assessed its own influence on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The company has assessed the materiality of each of the goals and highlights three with a direct impact (11, 12 & 13) and six with an indirect impact (5, 7, 3, 9, 17 & 8).