Sustainability Champion Award

January 22, 2024

ASSA ABLOY wins the “Highly Commendable Award” in the “Sustainability Champion Award” category at the Intersec Awards 2024 At the Intersec Awards 2024, ASSA ABLOY, a global leader in access solutions, was recognized for its efforts and commitment to sustainability with the prestigious “Highly Commendable Award” for its Pulse electronic locking solution.
Innovation in sustainability: Pulse is an electronic locking system that uses the kinetic energy of inserting and turning the key to power the encrypted electronics in the system. This allows customers to push the boundaries of access solutions while saving money, as no batteries or electricity are required at the door.

Alignment with sustainability goals

This award demonstrates ASSA ABLOY’s commitment to innovation and sustainability, improving cost efficiency and reducing maintenance requirements for electronic devices. The award reflects ASSA ABLOY’s commitment to innovation, which the manufacturer believes pushes the boundaries of access solutions while promoting sustainability in the security industry.

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