Brief Description of Deutsche Telekom:

Deutsche Telekom is a telecommunications company headquartered in Bonn, Germany. In 2002 Deutsche Telekom had revenues of €53.7 billion and employed 256,000 people. Visit Deutsche Telekom's Web site for more information. [1]

Deutsche Telekom is a member of the Pew Center on Global Climate Change Business Environmental Leadership Council, a group of major companies that demonstrate leadership by establishing and meeting greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets; investing in more efficient products, practices and technologies; and supporting domestic and international action to acheive cost-effective emissions reductions. Read the guiding principles [2] of the Business Environmental Leadership Council.

Target:

Reduce energy use by 15 percent from 1995 levels by 2000.

• Reduce energy use by 3 percent from 2001 levels by 2004.

All Business Environmental Leadership Company Targets [3]

CEO: Rene Obermann

What Deutsche Telekom Has To Say About Climate Change:

"The stabilization of the global climate is one of the most challenging environmental tasks of the new century for our society and also for the business community. Healthy business requires a healthy environment.

"We follow a double strategy as far as global climate change is concerned: On the one hand we are implementing wide-ranging measures for increasing the energy efficiency in our own business, and on the other hand we are offering our customers telecommunications services that can substitute for energy- and material-intensive functions."

- Dr. Heinz Klinkhammer, Member of the Board of Management, Deutsche Telekom