Environment
Eco-Management and Audit Scheme
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BelvasBelvas is 50% energy self-sufficient thanks to the installation of 396 photovoltaic panels and a unique heat recovery system for the air conditioning system. Belvas produces authentic flavours with pure and quality ingredients. Their motto: only natural! This counts as much for the chocolate made of 72% cocoa as for the butter, the organic almonds from Murcia, the organic hazelnuts from Piedmont, the organic pistachios from Sicily, organic fresh cream (made locally, obviously!), the vanilla and all the other ingredients used in their chocolate factory. No preservatives, artificial colouring or aromas, flavour enhancers, GMOs or hydrogenated fats are used. In addition, all Belvas products are gluten free. The different origins of the ingredients used also inspire the wide variety of flavours in the company’s chocolate collection. reg. date: 2011-02-21 |
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BMWIn 2013, non-recyclable production waste was reduced by 11.4% to 5.73 kg per vehicle produced across all production sites. Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly known as BMW or BMW AG, is a German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company founded in 1916. BMW is headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. reg. date: 2002-08-09 |
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BombardierIn 2013 Bombardier recycled 99,95% of the waste generated at its Mannheim site. Bombardier’s site in Mannheim has a long history in rail transportation technology and represents a broad high-tech portfolio. In Mannheim, Bombardier develops and manufactures state-of-the-art propulsion technology for locomotives, regional trains and trams. The site also houses departments for project management, marketing, sales and fleet management for locomotives, passenger transport, rail control solutions, services and, since 2011, Bombardier’s Centre of Excellence for PRIMOVE technology. reg. date: 1996-08-13 |
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CEMEX PolskaBetween 2010 and 2013 CEMEX Polska Sp. Z o.o. achieved a 10 % reduction in CO2 emissions at its cement plant in Chełm through the use of biomass fuels and raw waste materials that contain significant quantities of non-carbonated lime CEMEX is one of the leading global manufacturers and traders of cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates and other construction materials. CEMEX activities focus on the most dynamic markets in the world. reg. date: 2011-09-01 |
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COMEXI Group IndustriesDeveloped a new printing machine that eliminates the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the printing process COMEXI Group Industries S.A.U. is a family company from Spain whose strategic commitment to eco-innovation led them to develop a new printing machine called COMEXI OFFSET-CI8. This fully eliminates the use of solvent-based inks in the printing process – thus ending the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which could transform the entire printing sector. reg. date: 06/2013 |
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Delta CafesThrough raising consumer awareness, achieved the deposition of 2000 pieces of machinery in recycling containers. The initiative touched 22 cities in Portugal. The financial gain of this operation have been reinvested into a tree-planting project in Portalegre. Delta is a coffee brand with a human face founded in the 1970s by Manuel Rui Azinhais Nabeiro. Delta has been able to differentiate itself from its competitors in an unprecedented manner. Since the company was founded, it has developed a strategy of social responsibility that incorporates the needs of all the stakeholders, bringing about the Human Face system, which is characterised by dialogue, responsible entrepreneurship and disruptive innovation. reg. date: 2008 |
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Druckerei LokayOne of the first carbon-neutral printing firms Druckerei Lokay e.K. (Germany) was established in 1932 and became one of the first carbon-neutral printing firms. Over the past 20 years, the company has stopped the use of alcohol in its printing processes and switched to eco-inks and green energy. It has also developed the first comprehensive eco-friendly paper range in Europe, encompassing 45 different varieties. The company shares its green specialist knowledge with other printing companies in order to promote eco-friendly practices throughout the industry. reg. date: 12/2007 |
HR Björkmans EntrémattorA proud green pioneer in the floor mat rental and laundry market HR Björkmans Entrémattor AB from Sweden has developed an innovative mat washing system which resulted in sizeable energy and water savings. This closed system operates with low washing temperatures, special detergents and a water reuse rate of up to 98%. It has also led to significant reductions in the volume of used and contaminated water entering the municipal waste water treatment cycle. reg. date: 03/1999 |
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Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o.Thanks to the instauration of a regenerative thermal oxidizer Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech purifies the air with 97% efficiency after painting, hence reducing VOC-related pollution and reducing indoor air quality hazards. Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech (HMMC), based in the industrial zone of Nošovice, was founded on 7 July 2006. HMMC is the very first Hyundai plant on the European continent and it is considered one of the most modern automotive plants in Europe. HMMC produces 300,000 units per year (5 models). The company provides employment opportunities for Czech citizens (3,300 employees, 96% of Czech nationality) and represents the biggest foreign investment (1,120 mil EUR) in the Czech Republic. reg. date: 2012-06-10 |
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Illyilly implements systematic monitoring and regular on-site audits of all its coffee suppliers aimed at improving their sustainability. Between 2009-2014 more than 1,500 producers were audited. illy considers respect for the environment and the people that nurture coffee a fundamental part of doing business -- in practice every day for the past 20 years. This respect is expressed through “Università del caffè” providing hands-on instruction at no cost to coffee growers, and through the above-market prices illy guarantees to growers who meet its quality standards. The company’s efforts have been recognized by independent arbiters like Det Norske Veritas, which in 2011 conferred illy with its first-ever global Responsible Supply Chain Process Certification. The certification was awarded for sustainability in every aspect of the company’s coffee sourcing, particularly its ethical, long-term direct relationships with coffee growers. "Further to providing coffee growers with free training and support either for the formulation of individual improvement plans, or for the dissemination of the sustainability and quality culture, monitoring and evaluation of suppliers (at least once every three years) represent crucial activities for illycaffè to ensure that environmental issues, aspects relevant to human, social and labour rights are addressed properly. reg. date: 2004-09-30 |
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Mahou San MiguelMahou revalues 99.83% of its total waste (raw material containers, packaging), thanks to recycling and ecodesign. Mahou San Miguel is the leading and most international brewer in Spain. The company produces 75% of Spanish beer consumed worldwide. Mahou fosters development through internationalisation, innovation and continuous improvement while being firmly committed to society and to the environment. Among its environmental achievements, Mahou stands out for its waste management in line with circular economy principles as well as its 100% commitment to renewable energy. reg. date: 2013-11-06 |
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Man Trucks Sp. Z.o.o.Man Trucks Sp. Z.o.o has implemented rainwater harvesting and the use of active water leak controls. MAN Truck & Bus Poland has been present on the Polish market for over 20 years. In addition to the sale of trucks and buses, MAN also offers after-sales service - repairs, maintenance, sale of original spare parts, and service contracts, service assistance Mobile 24, technical training and training for mechanics and drivers. reg. date: 2011-10-18 |
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Metallbau HaslingerIs now 100% carbon neutral, saving 1448 tonnes of CO2 The German company Metallbau Haslinger GmbH produces steel constructions and overhead cranes. Despite energy-intensive production, Germany's Haslinger GmbH emits zero net CO2. Heat for space heating and powder coating is generated from wood chips, the electricity for manufacturing processes comes from solar energy, and transport is partly through electric vehicles. reg. date: 01/2006 |
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Neumarkter Lammsbräu - Gebr. Ehrnsperger e. KEnhances ground water recharge thanks to the construction of 4,520 m2 of channels, and saves water by rainwater harvesting and water reuse Neumarkter Lammsbräu produces organic beers and non-alcoholic drinks. The company saves water by using rainwater and implementing water reuse; they educate their employees about saving water and ensure the responsible use of water from the company-owned wells. Since they use only ecological raw materials no pesticides are introduced into the wastewater. reg. date: 02/1996 |
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Verailla (Saint-Gobain Mondego S.A).Verailla, minimizes its environmental impact thanks to sustainable production practices such as the use of low-NOX burners, and of natural gasses instead of fossil fuels. The final products are 100% recyclable. Verallia Portugal (Saint-Gobain Mondego, S.A.) Has been a proud EMAS member for 20 years. It is part of the French conglomerate, Saint-Gobain, which is one of the largest global industrial groups, with varied activities, spread throughout 50 countries. With the aim of continuous improvement, the unit is equipped with the most modern technological equipment, allowing for the production of glass containers which respect the environment, food safety, and the health and safety of its employees. reg. date: 2003-12-02 |
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SCABetween 2011 and 2014, thanks to an efficient management SCA reduced its CO2 emissions by 2000 t and its NOX emissions by 13 t SCA is a leading global hygiene and forest products company. The group develops and produces sustainable personal care products, forest products and tissues. Sales are conducted in about 100 countries under many strong brands, including the leading global brands TENA and Tork, and regional brands such as Libero, Libresse, Lotus, Nosotras, Saba, Tempo and Vinda. As Europe’s largest private forest owner, SCA places considerable emphasis on sustainable forest management. reg. date: 1997-04-14 |
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UPM BioforeUPM re-use water several times, thereby generating very little effluent As the frontrunner of the new forest industry, UPM is leading the integration of the bio and forest industries into a new, sustainable and innovation-driven future. They create value from renewable and recyclable materials. In 2014, UPM's sales totalled € 9.9 billion. UPM has production plants in 13 countries, with 20,000 people working in 45 countries across six continents. UPM shares are listed on the NASDAQ Helsinki stock exchange.
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VAS. & EK. KOTTARIDIFound a way to transform their waste into a useful material The Greek family business VAS. & EK. Kottaridi G.P., also known as “Klimis”, produces lime pulp and construction materials. To fuel its lime kilns the company uses crushed olive stones, a waste product of the olive oil production. The company then re-uses the powder from the burnt stones to make barbecue briquettes – a by-product that has turned out to be a bestseller. reg. date: 03/2009 |
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VaudeVaude is a leader in circular economy practices: all products are created with the aim of being easy to repair, reuse and recycle! Vaude stands for mountain sports, expertise, innovation and environmental responsibility. The company is proud of its sustainable business practices, such as having achieved climate neutral production in Germany. Its products are not only resistant, repairable and reusable but are also ethical, thanks to Vaude’s promotion of fair trade standards in third countries.
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voestalpine VAE GroupWere among the first to apply a holistic life cycle approach to engineering voestalpine VAE GmbH, voestalpine Weichensysteme GmbH and voestalpine HYTRONICS GmbH were the first companies to apply a holistic life cycle approach to engineering, and specifically to the production of turnouts (switches) for railway systems. Through intensive research and development work, VAE has optimised its use of materials and logistics, as well as the recycling of turnouts. reg. date 04/1997 |
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Villeroy & Boch Gustavsberg ABVilleroy & Boch Gustavsberg uses locally sourced energy from biofuel. They no longer use oil as a source of heat, which has not only reduced their environmental impact on the atmosphere, but has also helped eliminate the heavy deliveries of oil to their factories Gustavsberg supplies products for the entire bathroom – products of the highest quality, distinguished by functional, Nordic design. The company’s products are remarkable for their environmental features: all toilets are produced as economy-flush models, recycled material is used during production, and all products are energy efficient. reg. date: 1998-05-14 |
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Werner & MertzWerner & Mertz uses PET bottles that are made of 80% PET recycled material, saving 200 tons of new PET per year. With brands such as Erdal, Frosch and Tana, Werner & Mertz is well established on the European market as an innovative company. The company aims at revolutionizing the industry of household cleaning products by making it more sustainable. The company is a leader in circular economy. Thanks to its “Recycling First” programme, the company has achieved a higher percentage of PET recycled in PET bottles, transformed light packaging waste into reusable resources and improved its sorting technology.
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WestfalenWINDThanks to producing renewable electricity at the Wewelsburg wind farm, WestfalenWIND prevented the generation of 74,000 tonnes of CO2 in 2013. The WestfalenWIND GmbH was founded to address new and pioneering wind energy projects in the Westphalia region. The shareholders of WestfalenWIND are committed to a clean power supply and at the same time to increasing income opportunities by producing clean energy. Overall, WestfalenWIND wind farms could provide 60,000 households with renewable electricity. This corresponds to avoiding the emission of 180,000 tons of CO2 each year. reg. date: 2011-08-24 |
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Abwasserverband Anzbach LaabentalRaises awareness on water conservation by actively involving citizens Abwasserverband Anzbach Laabental is an association of innovative sewage-works that was founded in 1972. Member communities clean their sewage in an ecologically sound manner; promote eco-friendly waste disposal to the public, register all non-domestic polluters to avoid dangerous water pollution e.g. from chemicals, and only cooperate with certified suppliers that are evaluated annually. reg. date: 03/2000 |
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MCA RecyclingMCA recycling trucks reduced their fuel consumption by 8% in 2014 thanks to route optimization, more energy efficient trucks and employee-trainings in eco-driving practices. MCA Recycling is an SME that has been active in office waste management for nearly twenty years. In 2000, MCA Recycling diversified into management of waste electrical and electronic equipment. Two years later, due to requests from their customers, they developed selective sorting resources for business (wastepaper baskets, cans & plastics collectors). The aim is to aid customers in managing their waste and to allow MCA Recycling to collect it in a clean and efficient way. reg. date: 2013-12-07 |
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The Regional Centre for Water and Wastewater ManagementRCGWs average monthly production of renewable energy from wastewater biogas exceeds 150% in relation to its energy consumption. The Regional Centre for Water and Wastewater Management Co. (RCGW S.A.) in Poland is a European leader in the production and use of renewable energy in the water and wastewater sector. It produces 50% more energy than it needs every month from biogas. RCGW stands out among its peers for investment in innovative research and engagement with local communities. This is an outward-looking company with very professional, advanced green management. reg. date: 2011-02-25 |
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Aeropuerto de MenorcaAchieved savings of over 50% on their total water consumption The airport of Menorca, Spain, one of the airports managed by state corporation Aena Aeropuertos SA, has significantly reduced its total water consumption by re-using waste water treated in a membrane bioreactor plant. The airport has also achieved a significant reduction in electricity use by installing an innovative automatic climate and lighting control system. reg. date: 01/2013 |
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Lufthansa CityLineIn 2013, Lufthansa CityLine saved 79 tons of kerosene per week compared to 2012. Lufthansa CityLine is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG and specializes in hub-feeding services for the global Lufthansa network in Frankfurt and Munich. Lufthansa CityLine employs about 2,260 people (as of December 31, 2014). In 2014, the airline carried 8.6 million passengers. reg. date: 2012-08-15 |
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Port Authority of CartagenaThe Port Authority of Cartagena invested in reforestation of several areas with more than 700 native species. The Port of Cartagena is located in the southeast of Spain. It has excellent land and sea transport networks. Future railway connections will connect Cartagena with the north of Europe, and the current maritime lines link the port to the rest of the world. The specialised quality transport and handling service allow goods to reach any part of the world in terms of security, economy and efficiency. reg. date: 2008-08-18 |
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Salzburg AirportSalzburg airport has achieved an annual saving of 200,000 kWh thanks to an easy conversion to LED lamps and adaption of lighting control. Furthermore 90% of the airport heating is generated through natural gas. In 1926, the Salzburg Municipal Airfield was opened nearly at the same site where the airport stands today. The number of non-stop destinations serviced from Salzburg has increased dramatically since 2001, when the first low-cost carrier Ryanair started flights to the Mozart city. More low-cost airlines from the UK, Germany and Scandinavia followed, bringing the total to a record 1.87 million passengers in 2006.The airport became the first in Europe to operate a hybrid terminal building serving the dual purpose of charter flight housing during winter and use as an event hall in summer. reg. date: 2004-03-02 |
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AutogrillThe Autogrill store Villoresi Est has achieved 45% energy savings (on heating & cooling of the store), compared to a traditional heating pump air condensed system Autogrill is the leading global operator in food & beverage services for travellers. Represented in 30 countries, with 54,000 employees and 900 million satisfied travellers/consumers, Autogrill manages a portfolio of 250 brands. reg. date: 2010-12-14 |
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Best Western Premier Hotel VictoriaBest Western Premier Hotel Victoria uses 100% renewable energy since 2002. The energy needs of 50% of the rooms are met by the use of solar panels on the hotel’s roof. Furthermore, thanks to investment in optimal insulation (including triple glazing) the total energy need is reduced by 60%. The Best Western Premier Hotel Victoria is situated near the pedestrian zone, just 200 metres from the main station and 300 metres from the Freiburger Muenster Cathedral and is opposite the Colombi Park. This charming and environmentally friendly historical hotel is furnished with care and offers visitors a modern ambience, quiet rooms with air-conditioning and non-smoking floors. reg. date: 2006-01-29 |
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Hotel Gloria Palace AmadoresThanks to the use of renewable energy produced by the hotel’s solar panels (covering 23 % of energy consumption) the hotel has prevented the emission of 102.01 tonnes of CO2, in 2013. The Hotel Gloria Palace Amadores is located in the heart of the Canary Islands, right in the middle of Puerto Rico, only 2.4 km from the beach d'Amadores and less than 15 km from the Lago Taurito Aquatic Park. Besides a wellness and SPA centre, the hotel is equipped with a restaurant and two bars in the proximity of the swimming pool. All 392 rooms offer a terrace, fridge and TV. reg. date: 2013-10-16 |
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Martin’s HotelsIn 2014 Martin's Hotels reduced their CO2 emissions from their aggregate energy consumption by 8,6 % In Brussels, Mechelen or Leuven, Genval or Bruges, Waterloo or Rixensart, each Martin’s Hotel welcomes you in a distinct environment with that extra something, be it history, architecture or interior design. But all share the same "family spirit" combining kindness and efficiency, serenity and creativity, respect for traditions and modern comfort. reg. date: 2012-04-12 |
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Riechey Freizeitanlagen GmbH & Co. KG - Camping- und Ferienpark Wulfener Hals Saves groundwater resources thanks to an innovative water treatment plant allowing for waste water recycling. Richey is a camping and holiday park on the Baltic Sea island of Fehmarn. They have established an integrated water cycle system and a biological water treatment plant that enables re-use of treated waste water for watering their lawns. They have installed water saving mechanisms in their showers and use only environmentally friendly cleaning and washing liquids. reg. date: 11/2003 |
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SeeHotel WieslerSeeHotel Wiesler have themselves developed a clothes dryer with hot water heating using renewable local wood. The family-run Hotel and SPA Wiesler (four stars) is situated in one of the most beautiful natural areas in Germany: the Black Forest. Among its main attractions, the hotel offers a panoramic lakeside restaurant with a terrace, a large spa area with a sauna, swimming pool, outdoor hot tub and the beauty area "Nature Spa". Eva and Klaus Gunther opened the Seehotel to make the experience of visiting the Black Forest unique for their visitors in a friendly and sustainable way. The hotel offers a high degree of comfort for its guests while following ecological principles such as the use of natural products. reg. date: 2012-11-19 |
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The Ritz-CarltonThe Ritz Carlton contributes to biodiversity protection by having its own beehives (15,000 to 30,000 bees) The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin - one of the most exclusive five star hotels in Berlin Mitte. A destination for both Berlin-bound business guests and leisure travellers from around the world, the luxury hotel exudes an international flair that provides the perfect inspiration to explore this culturally rich city. The Ritz Carlton gave a clear sign of its concern for the environment by becoming the first five-star hotel to register with EMAS. reg. date: 2011-10-06 |
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Eurobank EFG BankMore than 10,000 customers of Eurobank achieved 40 % energy gain at home with the “saving at home programme” Eurobank Group is a European banking organisation with total assets of €75.5 billion. A pillar of the Greek banking system, Eurobank safeguards the savings of millions of depositors and finances the real economy. Moreover, Eurobank Group holds a strategic position in retail and business banking in Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia, offers discerning Wealth Management services in Cyprus and Luxembourg and is also present in Ukraine and London. It has 17,400 employees, more than 500 branches and 820 ATMs all over Greece. The bank has significantly contributed to the development of renewable energy resources, as well as energy saving actions for Greek households, offering a wide range of innovative products under the Green Home Loan brand, and favouring the installation of photovoltaic panels on residential rooftops. It made a great contribution via its “Saving at home program” by offering the appropriate information at its branches and support to all those interested in improving the energy efficiency of their homes. reg. date: 2009-03-11 |
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UnicreditIn 2014 UniCredit achieved a 29 % reduction in direct and indirect GHG emissions from its 2008 baseline UniCredit Group is an Italian global banking and financial services company. Its network spans 50 markets in 17 countries, with more than 8,500 branches and over 147,000 employees. reg. date: 2002-12-19 |
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UmweltbundesamtBuilt the first zero-energy public building in Germany The Umweltbundesamt is the German federal scientific agency for the environment. The first zero-energy public building in Germany, ‘Haus 2019’, was built for use by the UBA in 2013. The building’s shell is completely air-tight and it gets its electricity exclusively from renewable sources, including photovoltaics and a heat pump that obtains energy from pumped groundwater. Haus 2019 fulfils the EU legal requirements on energy efficiency for public buildings six years in advance, and will hopefully encourage others to follow. reg. date: 02/2005 |
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La Page OriginalLa Page Original has reduced its paper consumption by 50%, saving 65 kg of paper in 2014 compared to 2010. La Page Original is a graphic design and visual communication studio with just three employees. It stands out for incorporating environmental criteria into all of its projects and thereby greening the buying behaviour of its customers. reg. date: 2013-04-11 |
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COMUNE di TAVARNELLE VAL di PESAFrom 2011 to 2014, prevented over 7,000,000 water bottles from being consumed and discarded by installing public water fountains and encouraging its citizens to reuse bottles Comune di Tavernelle Val di Pesa is a City Council in Tuscany. The Council requires water saving technologies to be installed in all newly constructed buildings. It has introduced agricultural improvement plans to reduce erosion and runoff; it considers water management aspects when deciding on capital investments, procurement and other activities; and it organises environmental training courses for the hospitality industry. reg. date: 05/2008 |
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European Central BankIn 2013, office paper consumption per employee decreased by 14.4% compared to 2011, a total saving of 1172 paper sheets per employee. Since 1 January 1999 the European Central Bank (ECB) has been responsible for conducting monetary policy for the euro area - the world’s largest economy after the United States. The euro area came into being when responsibility for monetary policy was transferred from the national central banks of 11 EU Member States to the ECB in January 1999. Greece joined in 2001, Slovenia in 2007, Cyprus and Malta in 2008, Slovakia in 2009, Estonia in 2011, Latvia in 2014 and Lithuania in 2015. The creation of the euro area and of a new supranational institution, the ECB, is a milestone in the long and complex process of European integration. reg. date: 2010-09-29 |
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The Accord GroupIn 2014, Accord Housing Group achieved a 14% reduction in CO2 emissions per property compared to 2006 The Accord Group is one of the largest housing and social care organisations in the Midlands, providing 13,000 affordable homes and health and social care to 80,000 people and employing nearly 5,000. The Accord Group is a not-for-profit organisation and specialises in involving customers and communities in shaping the homes and services provided. reg. date: 2009-09-01 |
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Sächsische Bildungsgesellschaft DresdenUses EMAS as a point of reference in their educational concept Sächsische Bildungsgesellschaft (SBG) Dresden, located in Germany, uses EMAS as its point of reference to familiarise future skilled workers in the chemical and waste disposal industries with the concept of corporate sustainability. SBG’s innovative vocational teaching approach encourages students to transfer and reproduce EMAS skills and values, in addition to providing them with the tools to develop their own ideas for improving environmental performance. reg. date: 06/2002 |
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KABEGKABEG reduced its water consumption by almost 30% between 2010 and 2013 Landeskrankenanstalten Betriebsgesellschaft (KABEG) owns and manages the five biggest public hospitals in southern Austria. It has radically reduced its environmental impact by cutting back on water consumption, switching to 100% green energy (including in-house solar power), more energy-efficient processes and buildings, and on-site electro-mobility. KABEG is impressive for the sheer range of its actions across all five sites, plus two research projects that take the benefits of eco-innovation beyond its core business. reg. date: 2009-07-17 |
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Gran Teatre del LiceuIn 2013/2014, the Liceu Opera House decreased its CO2 emissions by 71,64% compared to 2012/2013 Barcelona's opera house, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, was founded on the Rambla in 1847 and has continued over the years to fulfil its role as a culture and arts centre and one of the symbols of the city. The basic aims of the Gran Teatre del Liceu are the creation of works of art that use music as their primary language and the dissemination of this art to the widest possible audience. The theatre is firmly rooted in Catalan society and in 1983 began its commitment to education and society in general through a series of educational activities. reg. date: 2005-01-25 |
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Oceanario de LisboaIn 2013 the Oceanario de Lisboa has achieved a water saving of 3,335m3 in comparison to 2011.Oceanário de Lisboa has been promoting ocean conservation and education to more than 18 million visitors since 1998 Opened in 1998, the Oceanário was the centerpiece of the 20th Century's last World Fair, themed "The Oceans, a Heritage for the Future", and eternally binds Lisbon to the ocean. With over one million visitors per year, the Oceanário welcomes the largest number of visitors of any institution in the country. While walking through impressive and unforgettable exhibits, visitors are encouraged to learn fascinating things about the oceans and, more importantly, how to make decisions in their daily lives that actively promote the conservation of nature. reg. date: 2005-05-25 |
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The Copenhagen ZooThe zoo uses 35% organic fruits and vegetables to feed the animals. The Copenhagen Zoo is a cultural, educational and science institution, boasting modern displays and characteristic animal species. The zoo increases visitors’ interest in and their understanding of nature and its abundance through experiences with relevant, interactive and entertaining education and displays. The zoo is also involved in a number of on-site nature conservation projects in countries such as Malaysia, Brazil and Denmark. The zoologists and veterinarians carry out research work within the areas of behaviour, genetics, nature conservation and veterinary medicine. reg. date: 2002-08-23 |