Creating a better environment
Beyond our operations
Our commitment
We are committed to understanding the environmental impacts at each stage of our value chain including from raw material extraction where water scarcity and dependency on nature are key upstream value chain issues.
Our goal
Our goal is to safeguard biodiversity and water in our operations and beyond.
Taking action
Read how we are taking action to assess our impacts on nature in our upstream value chain.
Nature
We are members of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Forum, a platform for organisations to signal their support, contribute to the further development of guidance, and to learn from others through pilot testing and focus groups. The Forum helps the Company access best practice on protecting the environment, improve risk management, and meeting new reporting standards.
To identify and assess our nature-related issues we have started implementing the LEAP approach recommended by the TNFD, starting with mapping our upstream high-risk commodities.
To identify and assess our nature-related issues we have started implementing the LEAP approach recommended by the TNFD, starting with mapping our upstream high-risk commodities.
Water
Our extended value chain - particularly upstream activities - have a broader impact on global water resources. This issue was highlighted when mapping upstream commodities using the CDP Water Impact Index, which ranks aluminium and steel, both key commodities for Aston Martin, as having a very high dependency on high volumes of freshwater withdrawal or consumption and water pollution potential.
Sustainable design
Read about how we factor sustainability into the vehicle design process and collaborate with partners to support our pursuit of innovation.
