Melita has just added 20 electric cars to its fleet as part of its continuous drive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Unveiled at Melita’s data centre in Madliena, the new vehicles mean that 20 per cent of the company’s fleet is now electric as Melita takes another step towards achieving an all-electric car complement.
Melita CEO Harald Roesch, who whizzes around in an electric Mini, said: “Melita is already reducing its emissions in line with its Science Based Targets initiative commitment, and we are fully committed to further strengthening our environmental performance”
Electric-powered transport is nothing new to Melita, with the electric vans coming into service in early 2020, but the new vehicles signal a significant investment the future.
The company aims to add a further 16 electric vans in 2023 as its conventional fuel-driven vehicles are phased out. By the end of the next year, Melita expects around 40 per cent of its fleet to be fully electric.
Updated September 2026. For full details of our current climate position and terminology, see our latest ESG report at https://www.melita.com/sustainability/ .
