Europcar сократил выбросы CO₂ на 122 тонны благодаря использованию экологичных запчастей

Europcar avoids more than 122 tonnes of CO₂e through Green Parts Europcar Mobility Group UK has significantly increased the proportion of its company car and fleet vehicles repaired using certified green parts, helping it avoid more than 122 tonnes of CO₂e since the start of 2026. The achievement follows a partnership with The Green Parts Specialists, powered by Copart, which has supplied Europcar with provenanced quality green parts for fleet repairs since 2024. The partnership is supporting Europcar’s wider sustainability objectives while delivering practical benefits for its fleet operation, including reduced repair costs and improved efficiency. Alongside supplying reusable parts, the arrangement enables components recovered from Europcar vehicles to be resold through Copart’s network for use in other vehicle repairs. For fleet operators, using quality reused components can provide an alternative to sourcing new parts, potentially reducing both the environmental impact and cost associated with vehicle repairs. Phil De Groot, Director of The Green Parts Specialists, said: “We’re delighted to support Europcar with fast access to affordable, provenanced quality parts that help repair and maintain its fleet vehicles in a more environmentally conscious way. “Every part we supply combines the environmental benefits of reuse with the reassurance of rigorous quality checks, expert preparation and more than 70 years of experience in supporting the automotive circular economy. “This partnership demonstrates how green parts can deliver measurable environmental benefits through carbon avoidance, while also helping fleet operators minimise downtime and control repair costs.” For a vehicle rental business such as Europcar, keeping vehicles available for customers is particularly important. Faster access to suitable replacement components can help reduce repair times and return vehicles to service more efficiently. The partnership also creates a circular flow for usable components removed from Europcar vehicles. Instead of being discarded, suitable parts can be recovered and sold through Copart’s network, where they can be used to repair other vehicles. Robert Gough, Head of Crash Repair and Defleet at Europcar Mobility Group UK, added: “The technical support, green part availability, speed, and quality delivered by The Green Parts Specialists is critical to getting our vehicles back on the road as quickly and efficiently as possible. “Crucially, this partnership means we are recycling usable parts from Europcar vehicles, which Copart is reselling through its network for other vehicle repairs. “This means we’re helping to avoid significant tCO₂e emissions which goes to the heart of our sustainability credentials.” The approach demonstrates how vehicle repair and end-of-life processes can be incorporated into a broader circular economy strategy. Recovering usable components extends their working life while reducing the requirement for manufacturing replacement parts from new materials. Europcar has avoided more than 122 tCO₂e during 2026 to date, based on the cumulative environmental benefit recorded from the use and resale of green parts since the beginning of the year. The figure is therefore a year-to-date total for 2026, rather than a projection or full-year figure. As the partnership continues, the amount of carbon avoided could increase further during the remainder of the year. For fleet operators, the environmental case for reused components is increasingly being considered alongside financial and operational factors. Parts that have been recovered, quality checked and prepared for reuse can help businesses reduce waste while potentially controlling repair expenditure and keeping vehicles on the road. The Green Parts Specialists said the results demonstrate the growing role green parts can play in commercial fleet operations and the wider automotive circular economy. As fleets look for practical ways to reduce their environmental impact, incorporating certified reused components into repair programmes can provide a relatively straightforward way to reduce the carbon associated with parts replacement without compromising quality or vehicle availability. Europcar’s partnership with The Green Parts Specialists demonstrates how fleet repair strategies can contribute to wider sustainability objectives while simultaneously supporting cost control, vehicle uptime and the reuse of valuable automotive components.