UK: Bentley achieves auto energy management first
Author: Graeme Roberts | 9 November 2011
Volkswagen Group's Bentley Motors unit on Wednesday announced its Crewe factory has become the first UK automotive plant to achieve the new energy management standard, ISO 50001.
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