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Feb 12
85

Meaningful carbon compensation: From off- to in-setting emissions

By | Whitepaper

In 2006, only 0.03% of the worldwide CO2 emissions were compensated for. But since then, the number of companies adopting offsetting practices has been growing. Accordingly, offsetting has also been criticized quite a bit, being called an excuse for avoiding changing a company’s polluting processes and practices that would be compensated through an investment elsewhere. This Whitepaper sheds light on the ways in which companies offset today and how they can take advantages of this practice. It ultimately gives food for thought to companies about taking part in a recent type of offsetting called insetting, which could be an answer to the potential abuses of offsetting.

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Jan 10
83

Pharmaceutical companies in the Belgian environment – Sustainability and transparency benchmark

By | Whitepaper

This paper highlights the overall impact of VGs on typical wind farms from a technical point of view. First, we begin with an introduction on the need for VGs and the working principle, then we delve into some factors to consider in terms of maximizing VG efficiency. Subsequently, the estimated impact on Annual Energy Production (AEP), the environment and the turbines are analysed before we offer our conclusion.

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Dec 03
56

A Zero-Waste Week at Greenfish

By | News

In light of the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR), we have organised various endeavours, such as the Zero-Waste week, and shared several Waste Reduction Tips every day. The European Week for Waste Reduction is an initiative aiming to promote the implementation of awareness-raising actions about sustainable resource …

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Oct 02
80

Improving wind farm energy production: The prospect of vortex generators

By | Whitepaper

This paper highlights the overall impact of VGs on typical wind farms from a technical point of view. First, we begin with an introduction on the need for VGs and the working principle, then we delve into some factors to consider in terms of maximizing VG efficiency. Subsequently, the estimated impact on Annual Energy Production (AEP), the environment and the turbines are analysed before we offer our conclusion.

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