RPK Group achieves DNSH accreditation for electric vehicle bus bar projects

We're excited to share that RPK Group has achieved DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) accreditation for our Electric Vehicle Bus Bars projects, a key step for securing European funding for our research and development. This achievement highlights our commitment to sustainability, environmental protection, and resource optimization.

The main objective of our Bus Bars projects is to establish an efficient and versatile production line, coupled with the implementation of cutting-edge digitalization technologies. These advancements enhance production management, optimize resources, and facilitate informed decision-making processes. RPK Group proudly certifies that all the processes in our new projects related to e-mobility embody the highest sustainability standards.

But what exactly is the DNSH principle? The DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle, defined by the European Commission, mandates a self-assessment to ensure that an investment does not adversely affect any of the six environmental objectives outlined in Regulation 852/2020. In the assessment conducted by European Quality Assurance (EQA), RPK Group has not only met but exceeded the standards for all six objectives:

• Mitigation of Climate Change
• Adaptation to Climate Change
• Sustainable Use and Protection of Water and Marine Resources
• Circular Economy, including Waste Prevention and Recycling
• Prevention and Control of Atmospheric, Water, or Soil Pollution
• Protection and Restoration of Biodiversity and Ecosystems

Our commitment to sustainability and lean processes has been a cornerstone of RPK Group for years, earning us recognition such as the sustainability award bestowed by Schaeffler earlier this year. This DNSH endorsement is a testament to our determined efforts to effect positive changes in the automotive industry and our ongoing work to create a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.