Colorno, July 3, 2025. Transfer Oil is pleased to announce the publication of its first official Sustainability Report, a document that affirms our long-term commitment to responsible innovation and sustainable development.
 
The report outlines a strategic ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) roadmap based on globally recognized frameworks including the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. It reflects our concrete efforts across key pillars: energy transition, people, and ethical governance.
 
Among the highlights is the Solar Park project, a forward-looking investment that is enabling Transfer Oil to reduce its dependence on non-renewable sources and cut down carbon emissions.
As part of our contribution to a cleaner future, Transfer Oil continues to invest in thermoplastic hose technologies for alternative fuels such as hydrogen and CNG. These products are designed with advanced safety features, reduced environmental impact, and full compliance with international standards.
 
Sustainability goes beyond products since it also includes people. In fact, we strengthened our Corporate Welfare Plan and enhanced our flexible work policies, reaffirming our belief that a supportive workplace fosters both well-being and performance.
 
The report also details the company’s evolving governance model, including a binding Code of Ethics for all employees and suppliers. These initiatives aim to create a more inclusive and transparent corporate culture.
 
Sustainability is deeply connected to the quality we pursue every day, not only in our product design and materials, but in the service and support we deliver worldwide. From high-pressure hose performance to quick delivery and technical reliability, quality is an integral part of the value we provide to OEMs, distributors, and end users across over 75 countries.
 
This first Sustainability Report is both a milestone and a promise: to continue driving positive change together with our partners, customers, and community.
 
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