Logistics Towards carbon-neutral logistics For logistics, the Group undertakes to transport less, better and in a different way. Michelin therefore aims to reduce CO₂ emissions from logistics by 15% by 2030, compared to 2018. It is also progressively developing alternative methods of transport, such as battery- and hydrogen powered electric vehicles and even sail-powered cargo ships. For example, the Group announced an initial partnership with Neoline, a ship-owner operating sail-powered vessels, for carbon-neutral transport on the Halifax-Saint-Nazaire route. "We are committed to this short-circuit vision that allows for transporting less material and thus reducing our environmental footprint. Pierre-Martin Huet, Senior Vice President Global Supply Chain at Michelin Towards carbon-neutral logistics Download the slider Media Day – LOGISTICS – Pierre-Martin Huet 11/25/2021 | PDF - 1.87 Mo Download the press release The tires of the future will be 100% sustainable, throughout their entire life cycle: Design: tires composed of 100% bio-sourced or recycled materials by 2050 and 40% by 2030. Manufacture: net zero CO₂ emission production plants by 2050. Logistics: transporting less and better and developing alternative means of transport. Use: low rolling resistance, long-term performance, lessening tire wear particles and connected tires. End-of-life and recycling: making today’s waste into the resources of tomorrow for tires and beyond. Michelin and Bridgestone call for structure to be given to the segment. Media Day 2021: Michelin sets out the challenges of 100% sustainable tires 11/25/2021 | PDF - 139.59 Ko Download images Media Day – Hydrogène 11/25/2021 | JPEG - 444.23 Ko Media Day – Neoline 11/25/2021 | JPEG - 435.82 Ko Media Day – Wisamo 11/25/2021 | JPEG - 364.51 Ko