Tag: net zero

Climate tech is showing strong growth as an emerging asset class globally, but the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has only attracted less than one percent of global investments. A new report by PwC, in partnership with Wolves Summit, presents a first look of its kind at the state of climate tech investment in 27 countries across the CEE region.

IKEA, one of the world's largest furniture and home furnishings retailer, has joined the European Sustainable Business Network. This is another example of the company's activities to promote sustainable development, while building awareness of ESG (Environmental Social Governance) issues.

The three-year cooperation represents one of the most significant SAF purchases in the Freight Forwarding industry.

ING supports the development of Qair Polska wind farms. The agreement covers a limit of PLN 50 million, covering guarantees and an overdraft facility related to supporting the construction of green projects.

7R, the Polish developer which specializes in providing innovative and ecological warehouse and production space, has refreshed its company logo, building facades and launched a revamped website. The new company website, 7rsa.pl, has a number of new features including a blog with experts discussing the commercial real estate market. A refreshed colour palette, consistent style of photographs, icons, and maps, and a change in fonts are just some of the elements of the new 7R brand. Additionally, the 7R brand has been further enriched with the tagline Future.Log.On.

In her new role, Oana will be responsible for the implementation of global and regional ESG projects in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary.

Welcome to 2022! Every new year brings a new opportunity to give up some of our bad practices and develop new, more sustainable, environmentaly friendly ones. So let's take a look at a few new trends: what can we expect more of in the future, and what should be left to history?

The construction industry is responsible for one third of all waste generated in the European Union. In practice, a large proportion of this waste still ends up in landfill. The main remedy for this problem is effective recycling, but there are also other ways - an increasingly visible trend is to process recovered materials in a way that gives them a new life and new functions.

InPost together with MODIVO has started tests of reusable ecological packaging for e-stores. Each package has an internal return label - after scanning it in any Paczkomaty® point the package can be returned to the InPost warehouse, and then returned to the e-shop.

For the energy transition to run smoothly, investment in two-way energy transmission in the grids of the future is essential. Distribution System Operators (DSOs) play a key role in the process of shaping the path towards zero net emissions.