Sustainability at EVBox

Discover what's behind our commitment to powering our sustainable future as we strive for net-zero targets and reducing our carbon footprint.

1. Our commitment to a sustainable future

At EVBox, our vision is clear: to build a world where electric mobility is the new normal. We’ve made it our mission to empower society’s transition to cleaner mobility with our all-in-one charging solutions. But we know our solutions alone are not enough. That’s why we are committed to conducting business in a way that balances economic, social, and environmental sustainability factors in harmony. We do that by executing the EVBox’s ESG Roadmap.

Our guiding principles

1. We advance transport electrification through responsible operations By bringing charging stations to market, EVBox contributes to advancing transport electrification and driving toward a zero-emission future. Alongside this, we operate in strict alignment with all relevant legislation, existing standards, and universal sustainability and ethics principles.

2. We cultivate sustainability across all areas

We take full ownership of our impact by measuring our carbon footprint. Through innovative product design and manufacturing processes, we actively reduce emissions, waste, and natural resource consumption. We consistently strive for superior waste management practices.

3. We demand supply chain excellence

We drive excellence throughout our supply chain by setting stringent performance benchmarks and implementing targeted programs. To help build a cohesive network of responsible practices, our suppliers are expected to not only comply with our new Code of Conduct but to also communicate the same principles and expectations to their own suppliers, encouraging them to adopt similar, if not more ambitious standards, such as EVBox Net Zero Standards for EVBox Suppliers. Our intention is to foster a collaborative environment where we can work together to implement the outlined expectations and collectively drive positive change.

4. We empower sustainable choices

We encourage employees to use public transport, share transportation, or work from home to avoid commuting emissions. We hold virtual events and support a hybrid working model (WFH Policy).

5. We take responsibility and action

We set internal targets as well as public goals. We also continuously enhance our Sustainability strategy and performance. We transparently monitor and report on our progress annually.

EVBox values: Passionate, Human, and Reliable presented at our new brand reveal event in 2023

2. External pledges & certifications

In line with our commitments, we have joined the United Nations Global Compact and are aligning our objectives with those of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

United Nations Global Compact

The United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) is the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, uniting businesses committed to aligning their strategies and operations with universal principles on human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption. By joining the UNGC, EVBox reaffirms its commitment to responsible and transparent business practices and to contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Our engagement focuses on advancing clean mobility solutions that reduce carbon emissions, foster ethical supply chains, and promote innovation for a more sustainable and inclusive future.


The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)

SBTi is a collaboration between the Climate Disclosure Project, the United Nations Global Compact, World Resources Institute, and the World Wide Fund for Nature that provides companies with a framework to set science-based emissions reduction targets.

EVBox is committed to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050 . We are setting emission reduction targets for the short- and long-term, aiming to reduce emissions by half by 2030. In the coming years, our primary focus will be to eliminate emissions in our operations and reduce emissions across our value chain


EcoVadis is a renowned business sustainability rating that reviews businesses across areas critical to achieving sustainability goals, such as Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement. It rates performance by assessing a company’s policies, actions, and results, as well as inputs from third-party professionals and external stakeholders.

EVBOX submitted its sustainability actions to ECOVADIS in December and is expecting its first rating in Early 2026.


EVBox’s Integrated Management System

An Integrated Management System (IMS) integrates all an organization’s systems and processes into one complete framework, enabling an organization to work as a single unit with unified objectives.

EVBox has developed its Integrated Management System as per the requirements of the below and is certified towards these standards accordingly.

– ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System
– ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System
– ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System
– ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety management system
– ISO 27001:2013 Information security management system

Learn more about our management system certifications here.

3. Ambition

Climate change & emissions

By 2050: We aim to achieve net-zero emissions.

To achieve this, we are aligning on Science Based Targets (SBTs) near-term 2030, meaning cutting our emissions by half by 2030 which is in line with a 1.5°C trajectory.

We act with suppliers to reduce emissions throughout our supply chain, from production to transport to waste management. We seek close collaboration with our suppliers to reduce our scope 3 footprint. To close the gap, EVBox’s purchasing contracts with suppliers contain a CSR clause, a Code of Conduct for Suppliers, and a Net Zero Standard for suppliers.

Circular economy – Materials

By 2030, we aim to achieve:
100% of products designed using circular principles
All packaging to be recyclable

By 2050, we aim to be 100% circular.

Collaboration is the key to success in the circular economy; therefore, we welcome innovative service models which extend or give our products second life.

Circular economy – Waste

By 2026, we aim to identify the level of waste generation and current waste handling techniques.

By 2040, we aim to set a target in line with the waste hierarchy and have zero waste to landfill.

4. Documentation

EVBox Supplier Resource Center

Find the EVBox Supply Chain Code of Conduct, the Net Zero Standards for EVBox Suppliers, and more.

Product Environmental Profile (PEP)

We have conducted a comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for the EVBox Troniq Modular and High Power product lines. This analysis was performed in compliance with the PEP Ecopassport® program instructions.

The resulting Product Environmental Profile is a Type III environmental declaration, strictly adhering to ISO 14025 standards and the ISO 14040-44 LCA framework.

Download link to Fiche PEP

5. Sustainability News

Discover more about our material topics

By 2025: we aim to identify the level of plastic pollution and set up a reduction plan.

In respect of our planet, we have pledged to continuously minimize our environmental impact by using more green materials in our products. This includes using a low carbon-footprint plastic called Makrolon® RE in our charging stations.

We use a Makrolon® RE grade with more than 70% bio-circular attributed feedstock, saving fossil resources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

We replaced most of the plastics in EVBox Livo with Makrolon® RE including 100% of its plastic housing. This reduces the engineering plastic carbon footprint by more than 80% compared to the standard product.

By 2024, we aim to identify the level of waste generation and current waste handling techniques.

By 2040, we aim to set a target in line with the waste hierarchy and have zero waste to landfill.

We focus on the following steps to maximize resource efficiency and minimize waste:

  1. Improve our understanding and data on resources and waste flows
  2. Rethink designs and processes to avoid environmental impact
  3. Extend lifetime and productivity of systems to maximize resource value
  4. Re-use resources within our own value chain to minimize waste streams
  5. Repair, refurbish, and harvest materials to give resources a new life and recycle if we can no longer reuse resources ourselves

We manage our waste through proper classification, separation, and safe disposal.

We are committed to reducing any waste which we need to produce and operate by increasing its re-use and by using sustainable alternatives wherever possible.

By 2030, we aim to achieve:

  • 50% less use of virgin materials
  • 100% of products designed using circular principles
  • All packaging to be recyclable

By 2050, we aim to be 100% circular.

Collaboration is the key to success in the circular economy; therefore, we welcome innovative service models which extend or give our products second life.

Through our cooperation with partners like Drake & Farrell, we increase the circularity of our products by reusing and recycling our charging stations and their components.

Our partners repair faulty charging stations to their original state when possible, and diligently dismantle them when repair is not possible.

Whilst no second-hand charging stations will be resold, the charging stations themselves, or their spare parts and materials will then get a second life by being used to replace other charging stations in similar warranty cases. For parts that cannot be reused, the materials will be recycled and will find their way back into the economy in a new form, reducing waste and saving resources.

By doing so, over 50% of the charging stations can be successfully repaired and reused. For the remaining stations, parts and components could be successfully harvested to further improve customer support efforts and reduce environmental impact.

By 2050: We aim to achieve net-zero emissions.

To achieve this, we have committed to establishing Science Based Targets (SBTs) near-term 2030, meaning cutting our emissions by half by 2030 which is in line with a 1.5°C trajectory.

We act with suppliers to reduce emissions throughout our supply chain, from production to transport to waste management. We seek close collaboration with our supply chain and partners, including distribution and logistics to reduce our scope 3 footprint. To close the gap, EVBox’s purchasing contracts with suppliers contain a CSR clause, a Code of Conduct for Suppliers, and a Net Zero Standard for suppliers.

4. Documentation

EVBox Impact Reports*

Annual sustainability reports sharing information on EVBox’s environmental, social and corporate governance performance, activities and impact.

EVBox Supplier Resource Center

Find the EVBox Supply Chain Code of Conduct, the Net Zero Standards for EVBox Suppliers, and more.

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

The analysis concerns a screening carbon footprint based on the ISO 14040-44 LCA guidelines for EVBox Livo (AC), EVBox Liviqo (AC) and EVBox Troniq Modular 180 kW (DC)

*In August 2024, we reviewed the methodology we had adopted to calculate Scope 3.11 emissions for 2022. This review identified improvements and corrections that needed to be made. Whilst the improved methodology will lead to an increase in the Scope 3 emissions we publish for 2022, it showed that we have real influence over all our Scope 3 emissions which puts us on the right path to reach our 2030 goal of halving all emissions.

The corrections and explanation of methodology used in 2022 for scope 3 cat.11: Use of sold products will be available in 2024 Impact Report.

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