LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.

LIFT, the national advanced materials manufacturing innovation institute, operated by the American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII), today announced it has launched three initiatives as part of the Advanced Materials Challenge.

The impact of escalating trade pressures, climate events, labor issues and cyber threats is at the forefront of EcoVadis’ latest sustainability report.

How do you transform a 50-year-old manufacturing facility into a model of modern sustainability? This was the challenge facing Schneider Electric USA Inc. at its 213,500-sq-ft (19,835-sq-m) Lincoln, Neb., plant, which operates 24/7 to produce molded circuit breakers mainly for the residential market, using injection-molding processes. The factory is the company’s second-largest energy consumer in North America and, according to 2023 data, contributed about 840 tons of Scope 1 (direct) CO₂ emissions.