Live responsibility

Sustainability_

We at Busch-Jaeger stand for electrical installation technology that makes life easier - and future-proof. As the market leader, we think in generations and take responsibility by writing the future sustainably.

Our vision

Life is easier when we can use electricity simply and safely. That is why we have been developing and producing future-proof electrical installation technology products and systems with a pioneering spirit, sustainable resource conservation and Westphalian care for over 140 years.

For us, responsibility in the sense of sustainability is not a mandate, but has long determined our daily actions at Busch-Jaeger:
From innovations in product development to the optimisation of our work processes and the redesign of our production facilities. And it goes far beyond that: How does the power supply function highly efficiently and thus in an environmentally friendly manner? How do we combine decent work and economic growth? How do we promote diversity and equal opportunities?

Our goals, our mission

It is not only with well-known projects such as our "Mission to Zero" for an emission-free future or our "Cradle to Cradle" certificates that we contribute to the fulfilment of our goals. It is also the many everyday actions that express the values of our sustainable way of working. Our mission also includes the development of products that contribute holistically to energy saving. From clever room temperature controllers to intelligent lighting control, savings in climate and electricity are possible. The sensible use of renewable energies such as solar energy is also made possible by our wallboxes, so that climate-friendly electromobility is promoted.

The trust we have been able to establish for more than 140 years is our obligation and motivation for a common and secure future. We set our goals high and act as consciously and sustainably as possible.

Learn more about our eight corporate values, which we also define as our goals.

More on the topic of sustainability

Load more articles