CSRD
The EU CSRD directive makes reporting on sustainability mandatory.
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Extra requirements have been introduced for major companies when it comes to reporting on sustainability from 2024. This directive is also important for small and medium-sized businesses.
On the impact that all low-carbon technologies can have on the reduction of greenhouse gases for 21 sectors.
Causes and solutions for increasing pressure on the electricity grid. Grid congestion is an obstacle to the rising use of electricity in our overall energy consumption.
As of 2023, all office buildings must have energy label C. Property developer Cocon Vastgoed wanted to take things a step further. They specialise in investing in existing buildings and ten years ago, they made a bold decision to get all their buildings up to an A label.
Enkco and Meat-You-Halfway have joined forces to create a new generation of products: ground meat products such as hamburgers and meatballs, whereby at least half of the ingredients are plant-based.
The transport sector is doing its best to reduce carbon emissions. Batteries powering electric motors, and later hydrogen, are the game changers. The turning point at which zero-emission transport will take over from fossil fuel-powered transport once and for all is in sight.
The options for introducing low-carbon alternatives for the mobility sub-sectors of long-distance lorries, aviation and shipping are limited and expensive. This is why the option of purchasing ETS allowances is often chosen to compensate for emissions.
Every year, Dutch companies in the food sector buy over €30 billion worth of agricultural resources from around the world. As these products are bought in lots of different countries, global climate change will increasingly have repercussions for companies in the food sector.
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