Sustainability at Hansgrohe: News and Events
Here we provide information about the milestones of our sustainability activities. This includes product or company news, as well as participation in fairs and festivals.
Always Well Informed: News on the Topic of Sustainability
We are permanently working on the further development of our sustainability strategy with a great deal of commitment and passion – new ideas are added almost daily, and project progress is constantly being made. We will reach one milestone after the other and share it here. In this way, you will always be kept up to date on new developments relating to sustainability at the Hansgrohe Group.
Water-Saving Products for Greater Energy Efficiency
Schiltach, Germany
Study Commissioned by the Hansgrohe Group Analyzes Energy-Saving Potential in Residential Buildings
Recycling Plastics – Protecting Ecosystems
Schiltach, Germany
The Hansgrohe Group puts a technical world first into operation: an individually developed recycling process for galvanized plastics
Hansgrohe Group: New Plastic-Free Product Packaging by End of 2025
Schiltach, Germany
Hansgrohe reaches the next milestone in its green transformation by switching to paper
Strong Signal for Regional Energy Transition
Schiltach, Germany
The Hansgrohe Group takes an important step towards the deecarbonization of production sites with badenova
Close, Responsive, Transparent: Events on the Topic of Sustainability
We see ourselves as thought leaders in the field of sustainability – in the sanitary industry, but also beyond. We seek exchange with other industries, science, companies and associations, all of which help us as a society to move forward in terms of Scopes 1, 2 and 3. That's why we regularly take part in a wide variety of events in the field of sustainability and organize events ourselves, such as the Water Symposium.
KinzigCleanUp
Schiltach, Germany
Every year, Hansgrohe employees clean up the banks of the Kinzig River outside our factory gates. During the CleanUp, we collect everything on the riverbank that doesn't belong there.
