GREEN TALK

FROM THE TOP:

Sustainability from a Global Perspective
SUE CISCHKE
Group Vice President
Sustainability, Environment
and Safety Engineering
SUSTAINABILITY AT FORD

ENVIRONMENTAL
‡ CO2 ECONOMIC
‡ Energy Security ‡ Profitability
‡ Cash Flow

SUSTAINABLE

SOCIAL
Meeting the needs ‡ Human Rights
‡ Working Conditions
of the present without
compromising the future.
 GLOBAL ENERGY DEMAND AND
RESERVES
Global Energy Demand 60+ Percent of Global Oil, Natural Gas & Coal Reserves
800
800

Other
O
Nuclear
N
600
600

Coal
400
400

Natural
N G
Gas
20000

O
Oil

2007007 2035
035

‡ G b En gy D m nd Exp d G w by N y 50% B w n 007 nd 035

‡ M ng G w W R q $1 T n Ann Inv m n n En gy S pp y Inf
‡ Eg N n n N y Tw -T d f G b O , N G nd R v : S d
A b , I n, I q, V n z , UAE, R , n nd Un d S
 TRANSPORTATION OIL
DEPENDENCE TOTAL CRUDE OIL
IMPORTS
%

2 9 U.S. Light-Duty Vehicle

Energy Consumption 2 9 U.S. Crude Oil Supply
( . mbd) (1 . mbd)
FUEL ECONOMY LEADERSHIP
FACILITY ENERGY USE

‡ Global energy consumption

decreased by 29% and energy
consumption per vehicle by 1 %
since 2

‡ Global manufacturing CO2

emissions decreased by %
and emissions per vehicle by
2 % since 2
WATER RESOURCES
MANAGING WATER RESOURCES
WATER EXAMPLES
‡ Cleveland Casting Plant:
Aggressive program reduced water usage
by 2 . percent in 2 and another
percent in 2 9, saving more than $1.2
million in city water costs alone.

‡ Hermosillo Stamping and Assembly Plant

(Mexico): Water consumption per vehicle
reduced % since 2 .

‡ % of waste water recycled for in-plant

use, and local irrigation

‡ The Membrane Biological Reactor that

treats the water implemented at
Chihuahua, Mexico, Chennai, India; and
Chongqing, China
MEGA CITIES
MEGA CITIES
INNOVATION
BUILDING A BETTER WORLD
STRONG BUSINESS, GREAT
PRODUCTS, BETTER WORLD