Planet

Lowering carbon, preserving resources

Technology from Rieter allows spinning mills to produce yarn with minimal resources. Energy consumption per kilogram of yarn has been reduced significantly in recent decades.

Climate

Climate change is threatening lives and livelihoods. The fashion industry and with it the textile industry are accountable for a significant part of carbon emissions. Energy efficiency has long been a hallmark of Rieter spinning systems. As part of the textile value chain, Rieter is stepping up its focus on energy efficiency and setting measurable targets for 2030. When it comes to energy, less is definitely more.

Circularity

The traditional linear production and consumption model of take-make-waste needs to change. It is time to close the loop. Customers use Rieter’s complete recycling systems and solutions and leverage Rieter’s know-how to develop breakthrough yarns that are sustainable and circular.

Pavel Kubicek, Head of Operations, Rieter CZ, presents the latest photovoltaic system at the Ústí nad Orlicí location in the Czech Republic.

Climate Commitment

From Winterthur to Wing, and from Usti to Changzhou, Rieter is expanding its solar power capacity across company-owned sites globally. In 2024, Rieter committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 in line with the Science Based Targets initiative. 

XS
SM
MD
LG
XLG