WS Audiology's climate goals receive science-based stamp of approval

The hearing aid manufacturer has an ambition to reach 100% green electricity consumption by 2025 and is opening a solar park in Denmark to get there.

by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen

The world’s third-biggest hearing aid group, WS Audiology, wants to be far more greener than it is today – and is now taking the first scientific-based steps on the journey there, as the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validates the company’s targets.

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