Sustainable value creation in practice Vesa Alatalo, Managing Director SKF, Finland Global Interdependence Center conference in Helsinki, 6th June 2016
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Enable the transition
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SKF Care Business Care
BeyondZeroTM
Environmental Care © SKF Group
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Employee Care
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Community Care
SKF BeyondZero Examples • Increasing the positives – customer solutions • Reducing the negatives – manufacturing efficiency
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Reduce the negative environmental impact from our operations. • Raw material and components • SKF’s own operations • Transport and distribution © SKF Group
Increase customer solutions enabling better environmental performance.
SKF BeyondZero portfolio Customer solutions with significant environmental benefits
Designed for environment
Applied for environment
E2 Deep Grove Ball Bearing
Stop-start system, SKF Rotor Positioning Bearing
- 30% less energy compared to a standard bearing
- Better fuel economy of the car
Direct benefit A solution that is designed to provide positive environmental impacts
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Indirect benefit A solution that through its application enables positive environmental impacts
Sustainable customer solutions: Automotive weight and friction reduction Reduction of friction, weight and size reduces fuel consumption enabling less CO2 emissions Low weight hub bearing units • Use of low weight material in non-critical parts can reduce component weight by 30% Optimized flange design • Changed design reduces the component weight by 10% – used by e.g. BMW Low friction hub bearing units • Optimized ball set geometry and a high-performance grease reduces friction by 20%
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Sustainable customer solutions: SKF technologies for emerging tidal power Tidal power
• Emerging technology
Main shaft unit…
• Harsh operating environments • SKF solutions improve reliability, availability and maintainability
• Cooperation between industry, academia and policy makers is vital for commercialization …for tidal stream turbines
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We’re in the new LEAP-engine! Leading Edge Aviation Propulsion (LEAP) engine • • •
A high-bypass aircraft turbofan engine being jointly developed by Snecma (Safran) General Electric. Focus on improving fuel consumption and reducing emissions and noise levels. In Airbus A320neo, Boeing 737 and COMAC C919 aircrafts
SKF delivers • • •
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Development partner in manufacturing, design and testing of mainshaft and gearbox bearings Ceramic hybrid mainshaft bearings Gearbox bearings
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– 50% NOx emissions
– 5% fuel consumption
– 10 EPNdB Noise reduction (Effective perceived noise in dB)
Sustainable manufacturing solutions: Energy and CO2 reductions 2500
700000
Energy use, GWh
CO2 emissions, tonnes
600000 2000 500000 3 1500
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300000 5 200000
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3 100000 1
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0 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 Energy use by net sales (100*GWh/SEKm)
06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 CO2 emissions by net sales (Tonnes/SEKm)
Primary focus on energy use in operations, this leads to reduced environmental impact and costs. Š SKF Group
Sustainable manufacturing solutions: Lower carbon energy supply
SKF Pune, India
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Sustainable manufacturing solutions: Lower carbon energy supply • • •
1 MW installed capacity, 1,200 Tonnes of CO2 avoided Low and stable energy cost Zero investment from SKF
Made possible because of partnership • SKF willing to commit to a power purchase agreement, project finance from third party, conducive market conditions
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Sustainable manufacturing solutions: Improved efficiency via 5G Gothenburg 5G enabled manufacturing project •
Collaborative project between Vinnova, SKF, Ericsson and Chalmers
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Dramatic improvement in environmental & economic efficiency, flexibility and traceability
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Helps SKF to achieve World Class Manufacturing
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Supports the development and further deployment of this technology in Sweden and beyond
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Energy and climate target setting
-17%
340% achieved 02 2015
Net sales and energy use no longer connected! 2006–2014
How? By for example higher filling rate, better route planning, more transports by boat and rail.
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Customers solutions Target: 10 billion SEK
5,9 billion SEK revenue
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Our BeyondZero products make a positive contribution to the environment! We want to increase their sales.
We will cut our CO2 emissions per tonne-km goods transported by a third.
How? Machine adjustments, less compressed air and other media, smart buildings, ISO 50001, solar panels, waste heat recovery etc.
We do not demand certification, but it is preferred. And those who do not have it shall work towards it.
75% certified 2015
-18% CO
Regardless of how much we produce, our energy use goes down.
We want all our suppliers to fulfill the ISO requirements for energy management systems.
Better and better! The certification aims at continuous reduction of energy use.
energy use
Goods transportation Target: –30% CO2
59% achieved 2015
100% in progress Feb 2016
ISO 50001
SKF own operations Target: –5% energy use
60% achieved 2015
Raw material Target: 100% certified
Our products and solutions help enable environmental improvements in industry.
A Beyond Zero message Firewood required to drive a machine with plain bearings 18.5 kg (most common solution on the market)
Firewood required to drive a machine with SKF Spherical Roller Bearing plain bearings (2.8kg)
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Conclusion – what sustainability means to us •
Sustainability is integrated into our business thinking
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Sustainability contributes to improved profitability and long term cash flow
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For some issues, partnerships are vital to make development and deployment happen
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www.beyondzero.com
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