
Scope 3 Emissions in Greenhouse Gas Accounting
While many companies are already making progress in recording and reducing their direct and indirect emissions (Scope 1 and Scope 2), Scope 3 emissions still represent a challenge for many companies.
While many companies are already making progress in recording and reducing their direct and indirect emissions (Scope 1 and Scope 2), Scope 3 emissions still represent a challenge for many companies.
A product carbon footprint (PCF) shows how many greenhouse gas emissions a product is responsible for over its life cycle and the resulting measures for climate protection.
Networks are an important building block for achieving the German government’s energy and climate protection targets. This year, we are offering you four options for participating in a network and benefiting from the many advantages.
Sustainability reporting is becoming mandatory for many European companies. This is regulated by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Previously, the Non-Financial Reporting Directive regulated the mandatory reporting of non-financial indicators for selected large companies.
More than 2 million refrigeration and air conditioning systems in industry and commerce are affected by the new F-Gas regulation. We have compiled the most important information on the changeover, as well as tips on implementation for you.
The guide explains the steps required to develop a funded concept for climate neutrality and has been published by ÖKOTEC, GUTcert and the German Business Initiative for Energy Efficiency e.V. (DENEFF).
The Coordination Centre for Circular Economy, Energy Efficiency and Climate Protection in Companies (KEK) has been consulting, mediating and connecting companies in Berlin on the topics of energy efficiency and climate protection since 2022.
In cooperation with GUTcert and the registered organization German Corporate Initiative Energy Efficiency (DENEFF), ÖKOTEC publishes a guide that supports companies on their way to climate neutrality.
For the ninth time, around 60 people from industrial and commercial companies, experts from ÖKOTEC and partner companies met at the annual user conference for our Energy efficiency monitoring software, EnEffCo®.
Are you currently planning actions to decarbonize process heat generation or would you like to be a pioneer in carbon-neutral heat supply? A funded project aims to accelerate the use of energy-efficient, carbon-neutral process heat solutions.
Heat pumps in industry are a key technology on the path to decarbonization, as they enable the electrification of heat generation and can therefore replace oil and gas as energy sources. We summarize the possible applications, potential for you.
With the new “Climate Protection Contracts” (Klimaschutzverträge) funding program, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action is supporting companies in the energy-intensive industries.
At the E-world trade fair in Essen, Germany – the industry meeting place for the energy scene – we will make the hearts of ambitious energy managers beat faster. We present innovative and diverse application possibilities with EnEffCo®.
The newly developed guide provides a systematic overview of the key measures and activities for corporate climate protection in the food industry, underpinned by concrete recommendations, useful tips and catchy visualizations.
On the path to climate neutrality, renewable energies are an important component for companies. Against the backdrop of rising electricity and gas prices, it is worthwhile to take a comprehensive look at investments in renewable energy sources.
The German Retail Association (HDE) and ÖKOTEC publish a free guide that offers retail companies a practical introduction to climate protection management and explains the individual steps practically.
In May of this year, Veolia Germany published its Sustainability Report 2021, providing comprehensive information on its goals and measures that contribute to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as the progress made to date.
The climate protection campaign of the Federation of German Food and Drink Industries (BVE) has reached a new milestone: the first energy efficiency and climate protection network of the food industry was successfully launched at the end of April.
For several months now, politicians, companies, industry associations, NGOs and journalists have been intensively dealing with the announced Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), a reporting obligation on sustainability for companies.
DUO PLAST AG has set out on the path to climate neutrality. For this purpose, ÖKOTEC is developing a transformation concept with a roadmap of measures for climate-friendly production together with the stretch film manufacturer.
The Coordination Office for Energy Efficiency and Climate Protection in Business (KEK) is now offering Berlin companies free consulting and networking opportunities. A special added value is created by the SME detailed consulting on site.
Offering practical guidance, examples and tips for suitable measures to systematically increase energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions are the focus of the new guide for the plastics processing industry.
Through a holistic energy optimization of their cooling system, DUO PLAST AG now saves 575 tons of CO2 per year in foil production. ÖKOTEC supports this flagship project of the German Energy Agency with its expertise.
By 2030, the CAFEA Group aims to produce coffee as climate-neutrally as possible. In order to achieve this, greenhouse gas emissions are being minimized and the product portfolio is being made more eco-efficient and effective.
The “Decarbonization in Industry” program of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMU) helps energy-intensive industries to largely and permanently reduce process-related greenhouse gases through the use of innovative technologies.
The Phase-Down procedure limits the quantities of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). The availability of refrigerants is decreasing, prices continue to rise and illegal trade in refrigerants is being tackled in the EU with a new law.
The energy efficiency and climate protection network of the German Plastics Processing Industry Association aims to reduce energy consumption in the plants over the next three years and thus contribute to climate protection.
The food industry is taking a pioneering role with the PlusPlus Principle climate protection campaign of the Federation of German Food and Drink Industries, as this is the first climate protection campaign aimed at an industrial sector.
As part of a climate protection sub-concept, the Waldwasser water supply company has had the status quo and energetic potential of the Flanitz drinking water supply plant at the Frauenau drinking water dam intensively investigated.
With “co2realtime”, companies will be able to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and save energy costs in the future. What is particularly innovative about the project is that the CO2 footprint is based on real-time data and is product-specific.