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Honda's Commitment to Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Honda has recently marked a significant milestone by having all its U.S. auto plants recognized with the EPA ENERGY STAR Certificate for Outstanding Energy Efficiency of 2024. This distinction not only highlights Honda's dedication to reducing energy consumption but also underscores the company's broader commitment to sustainability and carbon neutrality by the year 2050.

The journey towards this momentous achievement has been gradual yet effective. Honda's plants in Marysville and East Liberty, Ohio, have consistently demonstrated excellence by earning the ENERGY STAR certification every year since the program began in 2006. In total, the seven Honda manufacturing plants have received this certification multiple times, showcasing a strong dedication to environmentally conscious manufacturing practices. Additionally, Honda's Canadian facilities have also achieved ENERGY STAR certification, further cementing the brand's legacy in sustainable production.

Energy-Saving Initiatives Implemented at Honda Plants

To further enhance their energy efficiency, Honda has integrated modern technologies such as energy-efficient LED lighting, which automatically shuts off when not in use. This simple yet effective change exemplifies the practicality of Honda's initiatives focused on minimizing waste and optimizing energy use.

Among the facilities recognized in 2024:

• - Marysville and East Liberty: Achieved this honor for the 19th consecutive year.
• - Indiana Auto Plant: Celebrated its 13th consecutive year of receiving the certification.
• - Anna Engine Plant: Recognized for its 7th time.
• - Alabama Auto Plant Engine Plant and Honda Transmission Plant-Ohio: Both earned their 5th designation.
• - Honda Transmission Plant-Georgia: Equally achieved its 5th certification.

Honda's Long-term Environmental Goals

As part of its ambitious