A world of more efficient and sustainable mobility is just up ahead.
WE ARE
DRIVING FUTURES
"Most Iconic Brand" in the Car Rental category,
2012 Harris Poll EquiTrend Study
Recipient of the 2012 AkzoNobel FIT
Sustainability Award
Winner of the Global Business Travel Association Foundation
Project ICARUS Sustainability Gold Medal
What Drives Us
To understand what's behind our ambitions is to know what makes up our DNA. We share our guiding principles here.
LEGACY
LEGACY
FORESIGHT
INNOVATION
PIONEERING URBAN MOBILITY
With the world’s largest fleet of passenger vehicles, we’re uniquely positioned to quickly and efficiently introduce millions of drivers to new fuel and vehicle technology.
ENTERPRISE CARSHARE
Car sharing is a natural extension of the local car rental service that Enterprise Rent-A-Car pioneered. Today, Enterprise CarShare is active on more than 100 corporate and university campuses, military facilities and downtown hubs in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom.
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TEST-DRIVING CLEAN TECHNOLOGY
Before taking the leap to purchase a hybrid or electric vehicle, consumers have a convenient and affordable opportunity to try them out by visiting our Driving Futures Network.
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OUR VISION IS 20/20
Starting in 2010, we committed to a five-year plan to cut both our energy use and energy costs by 20%.
ABOVE, BEYOND AND BELOW
OUR BRANCHES LOOK BEYOND THE FLEET TO REDUCE ENERGY IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE WAY.
ORLANDO
Operations
Reduced energy use in one branch by more than 40 percent during the summer months by implementing a heat-reflective window tint and more energy-efficient lighting.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Operations
Tracking energy use with new and existing tools helped to identify the group’s largest area of opportunity: energy. Installing new LED lighting at several locations reduced energy consumption by more than 35%.
MINNESOTA
Operations
Installing new pressure washers helped reduce water use by 40% compared to the previous year.
EAST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND
Operations
Replacing lighting internally and externally and adding timers and light sensors is expected to reduce energy use by more than 30%.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Operations
Updating lighting fixtures to LEDs, installing more efficient pressure washers and engaging employees in small everyday changes helped reduce water use by nearly 25% and netted more than $140,000 in savings.
GETTING DEEP IN
ALTERNATIVE FUELS
Together with the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, we’re committed to helping scientists research and develop next-generation biofuels that will reduce environmental impact and our dependence on foreign sources.
RENEWABLE FUELS RESEARCH
CONNECTING WITH OUR WORLD
Because we live and work in cities and towns across the world, we’re dedicated to making a positive impact for today’s generation, and the generations to come.
50 MILLION TREE PLEDGE
In 2007, we promised to plant 50 million trees in national forests throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe by 2056. This year, we're on track to reach 9 million.
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SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION GOAL COMPLETED
We're improving efficiencies at Enterprise locations every year.
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Recent Talk
News
- 11/24/2014Mizzou WeeklyMU and Danforth Plant Science Center to hire four joint faculty
- 10/21/2014The Wall Street JournalCar sharing grows under the wings of rent-a-car incumbents
- 10/03/2014Government FleetGSA begins car sharing pilot program
- 09/25/2014LaboratoryEquipment.comDr. Howard Berg was recently highlighted in the Lab Magazine where there was mention of Enterprise
Blog
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11/07/2014Conversations with Future Sustainability LeadersEarlier this week, I had the pleasure of participating in New York University’s inaugural Mentoring for Sustainability Fair. The event
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10/28/2014Sustainability Can Be The Bedrock Of Business TravelThis is a guest post by Claire Carstensen, sustainability manager at Enterprise Holdings. As a travel supplier, Enterprise Holdings’ sustainable approach
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10/16/2014Busting Myths, Recognizing OpportunityLast week’s SXSW Eco conference in Austin had one overriding message – change for the greater good. And amidst the