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　　去年，UPS 會應(yīng)對了 28 場世界重大災(zāi)害，并投資了超過 2000 萬美元的資金、實物和技術(shù)支持，用于社區(qū)安全舉措，包括加強備災(zāi)、緊急災(zāi)害響應(yīng)、恢復(fù)和加強公共衛(wèi)生。建立社區(qū)需要更好地抵御未來災(zāi)害并從中恢復(fù)的彈性是 UPS 人道主義救濟和復(fù)原計劃的一個持續(xù)且具有戰(zhàn)略意義的方面。同樣在去年，UPS 會為 74 個國家的人道主義援助和救濟提供了實物支持——價值近 650 萬美元的實物服務(wù)——包括借用專家和利用 UPS 擁有和簽約的全球空中網(wǎng)絡(luò)運送救援物資。地面、鐵路和海洋。

　　“Logistics is one of the most important economic sectors and largest employers in Lower Saxony,” said Dr. Bernd Althusmann, Lower Saxony’s minister for Economic Affairs, Labour, Transport and Digitalization. “Langenhagen and Hannover are located in the middle of Germany and in the heart of Europe – a potential from which the logistics sector can profit like hardly any other location. The expansion of this UPS branch is thus a commitment to the business location of the Hannover region and at the same time a door opener for the export activities of local companies.”

　　The new hub will cover an area of 24,000 square meters – e to three soccer fields – once the second phase of construction is completed in 2023. Phase one of construction will involve a new building being erected alongside the existing facility, to be completed by the summer of 2021. Phase two will involve demolition of the existing sorting and distribution centre and the construction of a second building.

　　Supporting UPS to meet its global sustainability goals, the hub will be built to the German Sustainable Building Council’s (DGNB) Gold standard and will include the provisions to support future delivery fleet electrification. And to ensure that sustainability does not stop at the power socket, UPS in Germany is sourcing its electricity – for its facilities and electric delivery vehicles – exclusively from renewable sources.

　　The new facility is part of the company’s multi-year European investment plan, aimed at modernizing and expanding the UPS network across the continent. Investments in Germany as part of this program include new and upgraded hubs in Bielefeld, Herne and Nuremburg, complementing recent European super hubs in London, Paris and Eindhoven.