Podcasts about ecodesign

Får du en god følelse eller får du kuldegysninger, når man taler om Det Digitale Produktpas og om DMA, på dansk kaldet dobbelt væsentlighedsanalyse? Bliv klogere på dem begge i dag, når jeg har Louise Klüwer, Sustainability Lead hos IMPACT Commerce på besøg i studiet, og vi har en længere samtale om både Det Digitale Produktpas og DMA, så du kan forstå hvad det er, og ikke mindst hvad det kommer til at betyde. Det digitale produktpas kan også kaldes ”en digital tvilling” eller en digital journal, som følger det enkelte produkt i form af en chip eller en QR-kode. Det betyder, at stort set alle produkter, som bliver anvendt eller solgt på det europæiske marked, skal have et digitalt produktpas, som viser information om produktets bæredygtighed på forskellig vis. Du kan høre om: • At passet kommer ud af Ecodesign-forordningen (ESPR), som blev vedtaget i 2024 og det begynder at træde i kraft fra 2026 og frem til 2030. Læs evt. her: https://www.ds.dk/da/i-fokus/lovgivning/ecodesign-forordningen-espr • At det vil gøre forbrugere, kunder og leverandører, både B2B og B2C, i stand til at træffe et bedre valg, når de køber noget • Dobbelt Væsentlighedsanalyse (DMA), om hvad det er og hvordan virksomheder kan bruge den bedst • Om det udskillelsesløb, der kan være på vej fra de store virksomheder til de mindre leverandører, som kan få en klar fordel, hvis de har styr på data om deres produkter Nævnt i episoden: • Kemiluppen: https://taenk.dk/kemi/plejeprodukter-og-kosmetik/kemiluppen-tjek-din-personlige-pleje-uoensket-kemi • SPOOR: https://www.nordicspoor.com/en/ • Scanhide: https://www.scanhide.dk/en/about-us/ • Tony's Chocolonely: https://tonyschocolonely.com/int/en • EUs Waste Framework Directive: https://environment.ec.europa.eu/topics/waste-and-recycling/waste-framework-directive_en • Læs om regnskabsklasser hos Martinsen: https://martinsen.dk/revision-og-regnskab/regnskabsklasser/ Tips, idéer eller ønsker? Skriv til mig på LinkedIn Du er velkommen til at skrive til mig på LinkedIn, hvis du har idéer til emner, jeg skal tage op i podcasten Bæredygtig Business. Find mig her: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steffenmax/ Ros og konstruktive forslag modtages også gerne. Og hvis du vil give Bæredygtig Business en god anmeldelse i din podcastapp, vil det være fantastisk.

Join Anni and guest Amanda Streets on the Sustainable Living Show as they discuss native and edible landscape design.

Wie unsere Gesellschaft lebt, weiß Stephan ganz genau. Denn er entsorgt unseren Müll. Und er sieht auch am Müll großer und kleiner Industrieunternehmen um Stuttgart, wie weit deren Kreislaufstrategie bereits ist. Allerdings würde er selbst nie von Müll sprechen, sondern von Rohstoffen. Das sieht Designexperte Bernd genauso. Denn ob Produkte später mal Müll oder Rohstoffquellen sind, das entscheidet sich bereits in der Designphase. Doch hier läuft aktuell noch sehr viel falsch. Oft nach dem Motto: gut gemeint, aber schlecht gemacht. Aber das will die EU mit der Ökodesign-Verordnung nun ändern! Was du als Sustainability Profi wissen solltest, erklären beide Experten Podcast-Host Zackes Brustik: ✅ Warum die Kreislaufwirtschaft nur gelingt, wenn sie von Anfang bis Ende durchdacht ist. ✅ Welche Partnerschaften Unternehmen knüpfen sollten, die das ändern wollen. ✅ Wieso wir EU-Regulierungen wie die Ökodesign-Verordnung (ESPR) brauchen. ✅ Wo digitale Produktpässe hilfreich sind und wo nicht. Für ambitionierte Sustainability Manager ist die ESPR, der Neuentwurf der Ökodesign-Richtlinie, ein weiteres gewichtiges Argument, dass sie ins Feld führen können, um endlich auch das Produktdesign und die Business Modelle des eigenen Unternehmens anzupacken. Denn durch die Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation der EU gilt es bald in vielen bisher nicht betroffenen Branchen plötzlich auf Kriterien wie Haltbarkeit, Wiederverwendbarkeit, Nachrüstbarkeit und Reparierbarkeit zu achten. Wer als Nachhaltigkeitsverantwortlicher vorab schon mal hören will, wie weit der Weg zur Kreislaufwirtschaft noch ist und worauf es dabei ankommt, der ist in dieser Podcast-Folge genau richtig! Über die Gäste: Stephan Karle führt als geschäftsführender Gesellschafter ein Recyclingunternehmen in bereits dritter Generation. Karle Recycling ist ein vollumfänglich zertifizierter Entsorger und hat u.a. eine der Elektronik­schrott-Recycling­anlagen in Deutschland. Zudem ist er Bundesvize im BDSV Stahlrecycling.

Michael Colarossi of Avery Dennison explains how Digital Product Passports can be a key enabler in the transition to a circular economy. Michael is head of Enterprise Sustainability at Avery Dennison, which specializes in global materials science and digital identification solutions. As part of the the leadership team, Michael is responsible for environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy across the company's worldwide operations. His work focuses on climate action, decarbonization, global supply chain transparency, digital product passports, circular labels and packaging materials. You might already know that the European Union is rolling out a new regulation meaning that nearly all products sold in the EU will require a Digital Product Passport (DPP). The initiative is part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, and aims to enhance transparency and improve availability of reliable product data, by providing comprehensive information about each product's origin, materials, environmental impact, and recommendations for disposal. The EU Digital Product Passport will include a unique product identifier, compliance documentation, and information on substances of concern. It will also provide user manuals, safety instructions, and guidance on product disposal. The EU intends that Digital Product Passports will enhance supply chain management, ensure regulatory compliance, and help companies identify and mitigate risks related to authenticity and environmental impact. For example, those products like mattresses, sofas and other home furnishings often contain multiple materials, including some natural fibres like wool and cotton, plus synthetics like polyester. The more we know about the make up of the product, the easier it is to decide whether and how it could be refurbished, remanfactured or recycled. The EU regulations will be mandatory for industrial and electric vehicle batteries from 2027, and other product categories, including textiles, are expected to follow by 2030. Michael Colarossi gives us a broader overview of Digital Product Passports, including what kinds of products are they useful for, and what forms they take. As Michael explains, the EU regulations only require the passport to provide details for the type of product – not for every individual unit of that product. We discuss why that more detailed approach would be better. We talk about the potential for Digital Product Passports to guard against fraud and misinformation This isn't straightforward, and we talk about some of the barriers and difficulties from a company perspective, together with the advantages that help make a good business case for doing it, even without the legislation.

Episode 182 Thomas Rödding Digital Product Passport Thomas Rödding, CEO of Narravero, discusses the Digital Product Passport and its significance in the context of the European Union's Green Deal and ESG taxonomy. The Digital Product Passport is a digital interface that provides comprehensive information about a product, including its ingredients, manufacturing process, certificates, and end-of-life options. It aims to enable a circular economy by making it easier for consumers to make informed choices and for businesses to provide transparency and traceability. The implementation of the Digital Product Passport has the potential to revolutionize the way products are produced, consumed, and disposed of, leading to more sustainable practices and better environmental outcomes. The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a powerful tool that combines sustainability and compliance with customer experience and centricity. It provides a way to make products more transparent, accessible, and trustworthy. The DPP enables consumers to easily access vital information about a product, such as its environmental impact, ethical considerations, and authenticity. It also empowers consumers to make informed decisions and encourages businesses to adopt more sustainable practices. The DPP has the potential to revolutionize various industries, including agriculture, by promoting regenerative practices and reducing waste. Starting early with the implementation of the DPP is crucial to stay ahead of the game and reap the benefits of improved customer experience and compliance. The DPP also opens up opportunities for marketing, services, and innovation, creating a more sustainable and future-fit world. The Digital Product Passport is a digital interface that provides comprehensive information about a product, enabling consumers to make informed choices and businesses to provide transparency and traceability. The implementation of the Digital Product Passport has the potential to revolutionize the way products are produced, consumed, and disposed of, leading to more sustainable practices and better environmental outcomes. May 27, 2024, Exciting news from the EU! The Council of the European Union has given its final approval to the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (#ESPR), marking a major milestone in our journey towards sustainability. This groundbreaking regulation mandates that all products placed on the European market will require a #Digital #Product #Passport. This passport will provide comprehensive information on the environmental sustainability of products, enhancing transparency and enabling informed consumer choices. This initiative will significantly reduce the environmental impact of products, improve circularity, and drive innovation across various industries. It's a transformative step that aligns with our commitment to a greener and more sustainable future. And the Digital Product Passport will bring about positive realities for Europe! It won't be straightforward – a lot of work awaits us. However, many smart minds are working on the DPP concept in an interdisciplinary manner, connecting with each other, thinking from the perspective of businesses and end customers – for a circular economy that can and will work. #DigitalProductPassport #EuropeanUnion #GreenDeal #ESGtaxonomy #circulareconomy #transparency #traceability #stainability #futurefit #DPP #espr #circulareconomy #customerexperience #marketingfuture #sustainability #digitalproductpassport #nexteraofmedia #eutaxonomy #Sustainability #Ecodesign #GreenTransition #Innovation https://youtu.be/1-fohBUciMo https://www.narravero.com/en  https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-roedding/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/narravero  https://www.youtube.com/@narravero   https://medium.com/@thomas-roedding https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2024/05/27/green-transition-council-gives-its-final-approval-to-the-ecodesign-regulation/  https://youtu.be/1-fohBUciMo

In questa puntata live di Parola Progetto, abbiamo il piacere di ospitare Chiara Pellicano e Edoardo Giammarioli, fondatori di Millim Studio, una realtà creativa che si distingue nel panorama del design per l'uso innovativo dei materiali (anche di recupero) e per una personalissima visione della manifattura.Tra prodotti, consulenza creativa e direzione artistica, Millim Studio rappresenta l'essenza di un design che guarda al futuro con la testa e con le mani, dove pensare e fare si parlano di continuo.Nella conversazione, Chiara e Edoardo condividono il loro approccio al progetto, le sfide e i vantaggi del creare in coppia, la passione per l'insegnamento, il loro punto di vista sul ruolo di Roma nel panorama internazionale del design.Buon ascolto!------------------------------------------I link del podcast:- Il sito di Millim https://millimstudio.com- La presentazione di Metallique https://millimstudio.com/Metalique_Label201- Il progetto Cutout https://millimstudio.com/Cutout-Table-Collection - Il libro "Perchè morte non ci separi" di Barbara Radice https://www.electa.it/prodotto/perche-morte-non-ci-separi/- "Futuro del classico" di Salvatore Sttis https://www.einaudi.it/catalogo-libri/problemi-contemporanei/futuro-del-classico-salvatore-settis-9788806143800/

Discover our second episode in the series dedicated to TotalEnergies where we explore today EcoDesign Packaging with Emir Cetin, Global Packaging Manager and Celine Verrat, Manager of Climate and Sustainable development.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

This week, Innovation Forum's Ian Welsh and Bea Stevenson talk about the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, which is due to be officially approved by the EU. They also discuss what to expect at the Energy Transitions 2024 event, focusing on the disruption of the traditional "energy trilemma".   Plus: Innovation Forum's Emily Heslop shares updates on the upcoming future of food and beverage USA forum taking place in Minneapolis on 30th-31st May. Click here for more information and registration details.

Ha luisteraars! Eiiiiigenlijk zouden we Hannah Prins en Jantijn Anema van Extinction Rebellion in de podcast hebben. Eén van hen werd geveld door afschuwelijke pestilentie. Dus hebben we in plaats daarvan deze week een gouwe ouwe uit de archieven geplukt: ons interview met Diederik Samsom. Hij kondigde vorige week zijn vertrek aan bij de Europese Commissie, dus wat dat betreft nog een actueel haakje ook! Samsom was stafchef voor Frans Timmermans, en daarna Wopke Hoekstra. en dus eigenlijk de topambtenaar die leiding gaf aan de Europese Green Deal. We hadden het met Samsom over Ecodesign: de geweldig gave richtlijn die onze stofzuigers, warmtepompen en lampjes zuiniger maakt. We hadden het over de Groningse gasbel: moet dit taboe geslecht worden? We hadden het over het prijsplafond voor elektriciteit. We hadden het over niet-gehaalde ambities die worden bestreden met nog hogere ambities. We hadden het over de waterstofambities van de Europese Commissie: kostbare energieverspilling of bittere noodzaak? En we hadden het over het verschil tussen Europa en Den Haag – hoe de medialuwte het ook mogelijk maakt meer over de inhoud te praten.

Ha luisteraars! Eiiiiigenlijk zouden we Hannah Prins en Jantijn Anema van Extinction Rebellion in de podcast hebben. Eén van hen werd geveld door afschuwelijke pestilentie. Dus hebben we in plaats daarvan deze week een gouwe ouwe uit de archieven geplukt: ons interview met Diederik Samsom. Hij kondigde vorige week zijn vertrek aan bij de Europese Commissie, dus wat dat betreft nog een actueel haakje ook! Samsom was stafchef voor Frans Timmermans, en daarna Wopke Hoekstra. en dus eigenlijk de topambtenaar die leiding gaf aan de Europese Green Deal. We hadden het met Samsom over Ecodesign: de geweldig gave richtlijn die onze stofzuigers, warmtepompen en lampjes zuiniger maakt. We hadden het over de Groningse gasbel: moet dit taboe geslecht worden? We hadden het over het prijsplafond voor elektriciteit. We hadden het over niet-gehaalde ambities die worden bestreden met nog hogere ambities. We hadden het over de waterstofambities van de Europese Commissie: kostbare energieverspilling of bittere noodzaak? En we hadden het over het verschil tussen Europa en Den Haag – hoe de medialuwte het ook mogelijk maakt meer over de inhoud te praten.

Episode #61: Eugénie Monroe - Recycling and Ecodesign Sales Manager at WETURNIn today's episode, we welcome Eugénie Monroe, who is currently responsible for sales in recycling and ecodesign at WETURN. Eugénie possesses an impressive expertise, marked by a professional journey that spans diverse experiences, including sales, product development, and operations management. Her background provides her with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and innovative solutions in the fashion sector.WETURN, founded three years ago by Sophie Pignères, is a pioneering initiative specializing in closed-loop valorization solutions for textiles. The company focuses on the collection and transformation of textiles, contributing to the production of local recycled fabrics. WETURN gained international recognition by winning the Innovation Award for Sustainability at VivaTech in 2021, demonstrating the effectiveness of its methods. Its collaborations with luxury houses like Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton underscore the positive impact of using recycled materials in the fashion industry.In this conversation, Eugénie Monroe shares her vision and inspirations. She discusses the significance of commitment and collaboration in integrating recycled materials into fashion collections. Drawing inspiration from sustainable initiatives in the food industry and The Guardian's reporting, Eugénie underscores the need for a conscious and responsible approach. The conversation promises to be enriching, highlighting the vital role of recycled materials in achieving more sustainable fashion.Content to Navigate the Episode:00:51: Eugénie shares her career path before joining WETURN.04:44: What inspired the genesis of WETURN.08:58: Eugénie's primary roles and responsibilities at WETURN.05:37: Eugénie explains the AGEC law.10:05: The major milestones for WETURN so far.13:19: The impact of the LVMH Innovation Award for Sustainability on the company.22:44: WETURN's presentation at Première Vision from February 6 to 8, 2024.26:07: How WETURN differentiates itself in traceability, transparency, impact measurement, and recurrence.19:55: Eugénie addresses criticisms of recycled materials being more expensive, lower in quality, and lacking traceability compared to virgin materials.16:15: Eugénie shares a case study on how WETURN worked with Dior.30:18: Eugénie's key message to the industry, particularly to creators and creative professionals, about sustainability and ecodesign.32:14: Quick rapid-fire questions: What does Eugénie want to close the door on in the industry?33:32: Eugénie's favorite current initiatives/crushes in the industry.35:18: Where Eugénie looks for inspiration and how she stays ahead of the game.36:23: The last piece of clothing Eugénie bought.36:44: The personality Eugénie would like to hear on this podcast.Key Learnings:Eugénie Monroe: "I want to dispel the misconception that recycled materials are always grayish, laden with synthetic additives, and of poor quality. Contrary to belief, textiletotextile recycling isn't limited to small quantities. The industry is seeing increasing volumes and ongoing evolution. I am convinced that textiletotextile recycling is the future.""It's crucial to start now, even on a small scale, because in 10 to 15 years, these practices will become the norm. We won't be able to rely solely on materials like polyester or recycled polyester. Natural fabrics will continue to be essential in many products." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pierre-Nicolas Hurstel, co-fondateur d'Arianee, partage dans ce 619ème épisode, sa vision sur la nécessité d'intégrer la blockchain et les NFT dans le secteur du commerce, en particulier dans le domaine de la relation digitale entre marques et consommateurs. Il identifie les problèmes actuels du Web2, notamment la monétisation des données personnelles par les géants technologiques, et explique comment Arianee cherche à résoudre ces problèmes en rendant le pouvoir aux utilisateurs.Enjeux du Web2 et Objectifs d'Arianee :La centralisation des données dans le Web2 est un problème de taille et Pierre-Nicolas explique comment Arianee vise à redonner le contrôle aux utilisateurs grâce à la blockchain et aux NFT. Il détaille notamment le positionnement d'Arianee dans ce contexte, mettant l'accent sur la création de relations digitales tout en préservant la vie privée des utilisateurs.Application des NFT dans le retail de luxe :L'interview se concentre sur la façon dont Arianee applique les NFT dans le secteur du retail de luxe. Arianee collabore avec des marques de luxe (Breitling, IWC, YSL Beauté, etc…) pour créer des “passeports digitaux” pour des produits physiques, offrant aux consommateurs des expériences améliorées et aux marques un meilleur contrôle sur la relation client.Sécurité, authenticité et régulation :Pierre-Nicolas aborde enfin les aspects de sécurité et d'authenticité dans la tokenisation des produits, soulignant l'importance de reproduire les propriétés physiques dans le monde numérique. Il discute également de l'évolution réglementaire, notamment la directive EcoDesign de l'Union européenne qui exige l'ajout de passeports digitaux à tous les produits durables d'ici 2030.En conclusion cette interview de Pierre-Nicolas révèle la vision d'Arianee de créer un écosystème où les utilisateurs ont le contrôle sur leurs données et leurs biens numériques. En répondant aux défis du Web2, Arianee cherche à transformer la relation entre marques et consommateurs en intégrant la technologie blockchain et les NFT. L'approche de l'entreprise, centrée sur la préservation de la vie privée, la sécurité et la conformité réglementaire, la positionne comme un acteur clé dans l'évolution vers le Web3 et la tokenisation des biens physiques; un enjeu de taille pour les années à venir…Pour aller plus loin:* Site web officiel d'Arianee* Compte Twitter d'Arianee* Profil LinkedIn de Pierre-Nicolas Hurstel* Compte Twitter de P-N Hurstel This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

Un progetto di design contemporaneo che parte dal sughero riciclato trova nella logica dell'economia circolare uno stimolo per la creazione di un nuovo linguaggio visivo. Un processo virtuoso nel quale la materia prima arriva dai boschi di querce da sughero, diventa tappo per il vino, infine viene recuperato (da Etico, progetto di Amorim Cork Italia leader nel settore dei tappi in sughero naturale) e trasformato in granina che legata con resine naturali diventa Core: un nuovo materiale che si trasforma negli oggetti di interior design della collezione Suber Design, per far tornare, anche nelle cantine, il sughero usato sotto forma di oggetti di design. “Penso a un'era del design dove la forma degli oggetti non derivi solo dalla funzione ma dalla materia stessa di cui sono fatti, racconta Jari Franceschetto designer e direttore artistico Suber Design. Il sughero. Un materiale sostenibile, dono prezioso della Natura La Quercus suber è una pianta straordinaria. Le sue capacità di adattamento e resistenza le permettono di crescere rigogliosa in luoghi caratterizzati dalla siccità e quindi minacciati dai fenomeni di desertificazione. Infatti le sugherete, i boschi in cui esso cresce, hanno la capacità di preservare la biodiversità e l'equilibrio dell'ecosistema, contrastare l'erosione e l'impoverimento del suolo e l'avanzata della desertificazione, di mantenere pulita e pura l'aria che respiriamo. In tutto il territorio compreso tra Africa settentrionale, Spagna, Francia, Italia e, soprattutto, Portogallo crescono più di 2,2 milioni di ettari di foreste da sughero che sostengono la terra e costituiscono un habitat privilegiato per molte specie animali e vegetali, soprattutto volatili, preservando la biodiversità. Gli alberi della quercia da sughero sono fondamentali nel processo di protezione del pianeta dal surriscaldamento globale, in quanto oltre a produrre e rilasciare ossigeno con la fotosintesi, intrappolano CO2, uno dei principali gas serra. https://www.amorimcorkitalia.com/sughero-sostenibile Un'esperienza italiana, un'eccellenza, leader nel contesto globale. Dalle foreste incontaminate di querce da sughero, all'alta tecnologia Amorim, fino all'incontro con i migliori vini del mondo. Due lunghe storie che si intrecciano nel più perfetto degli amori dal 1870. Fondata nel 1999, Amorim Cork Italia fa dell'eccellenza la propria filosofia di vita, fornendo chiusure alle cantine di tutto il panorama nazionale dallo stabilimento di Conegliano nel cuore dei colli trevigiani. La sua evoluta ricerca tecnologica ha permesso di assicurare a ogni tipologia di vino un prodotto studiato su misura per rispettarne proprietà ed evoluzione. Ogni giorno produce 1.300.000 tappi di sughero di alta qualità nel racconto dell'AD di Amorim Cork Italia e Ceo di Suber Design Carlos Amoroso Dos Santos Storie da un'idea di vero nike

Stop alle caldaie a gas a partire dal 2029. Lo prevede il piano RePowerEU per ridurre la dipendenza dell'Europa dal gas russo. Il divieto arriverà dopo che saranno approvati i nuovi standard di progettazione eco-compatibile inseriti nell'etichetta energetica Ecodesign, prevista entro il 2025/2026. La bozza è stata discussa giovedì 27 aprile durante un consultation forum della Commissione europea. Vediamo tutto nell'analisi.Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/4869332/advertisement

Es geht nicht um reduce, reuse, recycle, sondern um rethink, reinvent, redesign", sagt Michael Braungart: Wenn wir unser Leben und Wirtschaften voranbringen wollen, dann nützt es wenig, bestehende Prozesse und Produkte so anzupassen, dass sie weniger schädlich sind. Stattdessen braucht es einen radikalen Kurswechsel: Wir müssen auf eine Art des Wirtschaftens und Lebens setzen, die Ressourcen erhält, statt sie zu verbrauchen. Mit seinem "Cradle to Cradle"-Konzept einer Kreislaufwirtschaft ist Prof. Dr. Michael Braungart ein weltweit gefragter Berater, Redner und Autor - gerade jetzt, in Zeiten des ökonomischen und ökologischen Umbruchs. In EVERY DAY COUNTS #071 haben wir ihn gefragt, wie Arbeit, Führung und Kollaboration sich ändern müssen, um ebenfalls zukunftsfähig zu werden - weg von den "weniger schlechten" Konzepten und hin zu den wirklich effektiven. MICHAEL BRAUNGART ist Professor für Ecodesign an der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg und Professor für den Cradle-to-Cradle-Studiengang an der Erasmus-Universität Rotterdam. Der promovierte Chemiker ist Gründer der Environmental Protection Encouragement Agency (EPEA), die zu öko-effektiven Produkten, Dienstleistungen und Prozessen forscht und berät. Zu seinen Veröffenltichungen zählt u.a., mit William McDonough, "Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things".

Ursula Tischner ist eine deutsche Designerin, Design-Forscherin, Design-Beraterin und Design-Lehrende mit Schwerpunkt Design für Nachhaltigkeit, Circular Design, Social Design und Ecodesign. Sie studierte Architektur and der Rheinisch-Westfälischen Technischen Hochschule Aachen, Objekt Design/Kunst im öffentlichen Raum an der Fachhochschule Aachen und Produkt-Design/Industrial Design an der Universität Wuppertal. Bereits währen des Studiums in den frühen 1990er Jahren fokussierte sie auf ökologisch und sozial sinnvolles Design von Produkten, Dienstleistungen und Systemen. Nach ihren Bachelor und Masterabschlüssen war sie über 4 Jahre im Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt und Energie tätig, wo sie forschte und ihre ersten Publikationen verfasste. Im Jahr 1996 gründete sie econcept, Agentur für nachhaltiges Design in Köln und leistete damit Pionierarbeit im Bereich des Eco- und nachhaltigen Designs. Seitdem berät sie mit econcept Unternehmen im Bereich des nachhaltigen Designs, führt Forschungsprojekte durch, entwickelt und gestaltet Lösungen, publiziert und ist in Aus- und Weiterbildung im In- und Ausland tätig. Wichtige Stationen in ihrer Lehrtätigkeit seit 1995 waren zum Beispiel: Professur für Ecodesign an der Design Academy Eindhoven, und Leitung // Langjährige Lehre zum Thema Öko-Design an der Züricher Hochschule der Künste im Fachbereich Design, CH // Leitung des Masterprogramms Sustainability Design am Savannah College of Art and Design, USA // Leitung des Masterprogramms Eco-innovative Design an der Fachhochschule Joanneum in Graz, AT // An der Wilhelm Büchner Hochschule, Darmstadt verantwortet Ursula Tischner als Professorin für nachhaltiges Design den Bachelor Studiengang „Nachhaltiges Design“. Ursula Tischner konzipierte, leitete und beteiligte sich an diversen Forschungsprojekten im Bereich des nachhaltigen Designs und der Innovation für Nachhaltigkeit. Beispielhafte Forschungsvorhaben sind: BB Clean Interreg Projekt zur „sauberen“ Verbrennung/ Nutzung von Biomasse im Alpenraum // Sustainability Maker, open innovation, crowd sourcing and crowd funding for Sustainable Solutions, europäisches LIFE Projekt // SCORE - Sustainable Consumption Research Exchange, europäisches Forschungsnetzwerk zum Thema Nachhaltige Produktions- und Konsumsysteme // SusProNet – Sustainable Product Service Network, europäisches Forschungsnetzwerk zum Thema Nachhaltige Produkt-Dienstleistungssysteme // MEPSS – Product Service Systems Methodology, europäisches Forschungsprojekt zum Thema Methoden zur Gestaltung und Evaluierung von Produkt-Dienstleistungssystemen. Entwicklung eines Toolkits für Industrie. // NIOS – Nachhaltige Innovationen im Outdoor-Sport-Sektor (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt, DBU) // ecobiente – Nachhaltige Güter erfolgreicher gestalten und vermarkten, emotionale und ästhetische Aspekte des nachhaltigen Designs (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, BMBF) // Das Nachhaltige Büro, Systeminnovationen für Nachhaltigkeit (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, BMBF) // Ecodesign im gestaltenden Handwerk, Integration von ökologischen Kriterien in die tägliche Entwicklungspraxis, in Zusammenarbeit mit der Akademie für Gestaltung im Handwerk der Handwerkskammer Aachen (Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Technologie und Ministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen) // Green Fashion Niederlande, nachhaltige Gestaltungsstrategien und Supply Chains für die Bekleidungsindustrie (gefördert von senter novem) // Erfolgsstrategien für Produkt-Dienstleistungssysteme, Entwicklung einer erfolgversprechenden Planungsstrategie für Anbieter von Produkt-Dienstleistungssystemen (PSS) in Österreich (Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie, Österreich) // Zahlreiche Publikationen, Vorträge auf Konferenzen, Beteiligung an Netzwerken und Design Jurys oder Standardisierungsorganisa¬tionen, sowie Gutachtertätigkeiten begleiten die Arbeit der Design-Forscherin.

Siamo spinti a riconsiderare cosa mangiamo, come viaggiamo e cosa compriamo per ridurre il nostro impatto ambientale collettivo, che viene spesso commercializzato con il termine "sostenibilità".Ma la sostenibilità non dovrebbe essere fondamentalmente incorporata nel modo in cui le cose sono progettate e realizzate?Scopri il biodesign in questo episodio, che puoi anche leggere qui:https://dress-ecode.com/2022/12/26/biodesign-il-possibile-futuro-della-moda/Voce: Annamaria ViscoMusica: Hearthwarming di Kevin MacLeod (Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License); Making progress, Uppbeat, License code: QADSAGQ9OJQPTZFN; Blue sea Music, Upbeat, License code: ZPB50AFAPWH32NDQ; Fly Music, Upbeat, License code: G7RR0C1LGC0S1TGVDress ECOde® è un marchio registrato - allrightsreserved©

Removing the battery from a Samsung Galaxy To remove the battery, contact an authorised service centre. To obtain battery removal instructions, please visit www.samsung.com/global/ecodesign_energy. • For your safety, you must not attempt to remove the battery. If the battery is not properly removed, it may lead to damage to the battery and device, cause personal injury, and/or result in the device being unsafe. • Samsung does not accept liability for any damage or loss (whether in contract or tort, including negligence) which may arise from failure to precisely follow these warnings and instructions, other than death or personal injury caused by Samsung's negligence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-betterknow4/message

Removing the battery from a Samsung Galaxy To remove the battery, contact an authorised service centre. To obtain battery removal instructions, please visit www.samsung.com/global/ecodesign_energy. • For your safety, you must not attempt to remove the battery. If the battery is not properly removed, it may lead to damage to the battery and device, cause personal injury, and/or result in the device being unsafe. • Samsung does not accept liability for any damage or loss (whether in contract or tort, including negligence) which may arise from failure to precisely follow these warnings and instructions, other than death or personal injury caused by Samsung's negligence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-betterknow4/message

In this episode... Renaud and friend of the show, compliance expert Clive Greenwood, are talking about why today's manufacturers should assess the environmental impact of their productions in China, because of the impending EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) that will demand that products become more sustainable and that you open up your supply chains for scrutiny. They also talk about what Chinese manufacturers think about this and provide some advice on how to get started on becoming compliant. If you sell into the EU now, don't skip this! And if you sell into other developed markets, such as Canada, the USA, the UK, etc, it still applies to you as similar legislation is coming.   Show Sections 00:00 - Greetings and introducing the topic and our guest, Clive. 03:20 - The sustainability trend is embodied by the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation for putting products on the EU market. What is it? 07:37 - Does product design for sustainability play a role? 09:00 - Are any product categories in the crosshairs of the EU first? 18:00 - What are Chinese manufacturers doing about this sustainability requirement? Do they even know or care about it? 19:35 - Lithium-ion batteries: A growing environmental issue. 28:02 - Are other governments taking notice of this? 30:19 - How do companies usually assess the environmental impact of their products, including extraction and manufacturing? 33:12 - What a mobile phone lifecycle may include, and how ecodesign might affect how it's designed and developed. 39:45 - How will 'Fast Fashion' be affected? 42:30 - What can businesses do to become compliant? 50:51 - Your new commercial decision will not only be about a supplier's costs but also if they're able to assist you to comply with the new Ecodesign regulation. 53:04 - What the product passport includes. 55:18 - Advice for you if you're selling into the EU now. 59:03 - Wrapping up.   Related content... What is the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation? The EU Ecodesign Regulation Is Coming, But Are You Prepared? [Podcast part1] How To Comply With The EU Ecodesign Regulation? [Podcast part 2] If this episode has scared you and you feel you need help to take control and protect your business from being blocked from selling your products into the EU, Sofeast can help you. Take a look at this solution that we offer and speak to us about your project: EU Ecodesign Regulation Risk Assessment & Preparation   Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Send us a tweet @sofeast Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel   Subscribe to the podcast  There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts TuneIn Amazon Podcasts Deezer iHeartRADIO PlayerFM Listen Notes Podcast Addict Podchaser

In this episode of 'Out the Back Door' we sit down with Adrian Swain from 'Eco Design' Landscape Designers & Architects. Adrian is a registered Landscape Architect, AQF Level 5 Arboricultural Consultant, Licenced Structural Landscaper and Pool Builder. Is this episode we cover alot (even including Star Wars garden theme!) including: Where do people get stuck in the Landscape Design process? What are the top 3 things people should start to think about/get right when they are starting their landscape design process? What's the best way to budget accurately to achieve your dream landscaped backyard? Having established Ecodesign, in June 2003. ecodesign has since expanded to perform not only Landscape Architecture, Landscape Design but also Arboricultural and Vegetation Management Consultancy. Ecodesign is a Sydney based, award-winning landscape design and landscape architecture practice. Our work originates primarily from past client referrals which speak volumes for our commitment to our high standard of client service. He is a busy man, also running an award winning Landscape Construction & garden maintenance which dovetails nicely to the designs that Eco Design create. Reach out to Adrian & his team at Eco Design HERE Unit 61, 5 Gladstone Road, Castle Hill NSW 2154 Postal: PO Box 8136, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153 info@ecodesign.com.au 02 9680 7712 Would you like to bring your friends & family together into your own Alfresco space? Talk to the Emanate & Co. team HERE Check out our social pages: Facebook Instagram You Tube

Ha luisteraars! We hebben hem eindelijk achter de microfoon gekregen: Diederik Samsom. We kennen hem als voormalig partijleider van de PvdA, maar dat was een baantje van niks vergeleken met zijn huidige functie. Samsom is nu de stafchef voor Frans Timmermans, eigenlijk de topambtenaar die leiding geeft aan de Europese Green Deal – het enorme pakket maatregelen waarmee de EU in 2050 klimaatneutraal wil zijn. Ga er even voor zitten, want het werd een gesprek van bijna twee uur. We hebben het over Ecodesign: de geweldig gave richtlijn die onze stofzuigers, warmtepompen en lampjes zuiniger maakt. We hebben het over de Groningse gasbel: moet dit taboe geslecht worden? We hebben het over het prijsplafond voor elektriciteit (ik –Jesse – denk: dit wordt een shitshow, Diederik denkt: valt wel mee). We hebben het over niet-gehaalde ambities die worden bestreden met nog hogere ambities. We hebben het over de waterstofambities van de Europese Commissie: kostbare energieverspilling of bittere noodzaak? We hebben het over het verschil tussen Europa en Den Haag – hoe de medialuwte het ook mogelijk maakt meer over de inhoud te praten. Leesvoer bij deze aflevering • Een goede om in het achterhoofd te houden tijdens deze aflevering is de Green Deal. (https://corr.es/7be678) • We noemden mijn (Jesse) stuk over “bemoeizuchtig” Europees beleid dat zorgt voor vooruitgang, met de legendarische titel: De Europese Unie bepaalt hoe jij zuigt (en dat is maar goed ook) (https://corr.es/c86928) • Ook hadden we het even over de (inmiddels zeer achterhaalde) toespraak van Frans Timmermans tijdens de H.J. Schoo-lezing van 2014. (https://corr.es/ff6255) • En Samsom vertelde over het project REPower EU waarin plannen voor veilige, betaalbare en duurzame energie vastgelegd zijn. Mocht je die door alle #ophef en #crises gemist hebben? Lees je dan hier even in. (https://corr.es/d95d6a)

In this episode... Sofeast's CEO Renaud is joined again by Clive Greenwood of SMC GLOBAL Manufacturing Consultants, to continue discussing the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation that's going to have quite a significant effect on importers of products into the EU. In part 1 on this topic, they explained what the EU ESPR is and why it's something importers need to start preparing for now. Now, in part 2, they're going to talk you through how to comply with the regulation, providing some actionable advice to get you started.   Show Sections 00:00 - Greetings & Introduction to today's topic: EU Ecodesign Regulation. 02:26 - Why is product design important? 08:07 - The role of 'Repairability' and 'Maintainability.' 10:12 - The need to document your approach. 12:03 - How product designs will need to change according to the EU ESPR proposal [quotes]. 18:38 - Addressing 'Greenwashing.' 20:47 - Postmarket surveillance. 25:01 - Calculating energy consumption throughout the product lifecycle. 30:11 - Supply chain information will be transparent - suppliers who are more sustainable will be preferred. 34:37 - The example of garments and their supply chain. 37:58 - Detailed traceability & visibility over the supply chain - requirements. 43:18 - ESPR will evolve over time and cause headaches for importers... 46:23 - The key data you need to start collecting NOW. 48:13 - Will ESPR negatively impact SMEs more than large businesses? 52:36 - You have been warned!   Related content... What is the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation? The EU Ecodesign Regulation Is Coming, But Are You Prepared? (Part 1) We support clients to comply with ESPR, too, so if you're stuck or concerned Sofeast's experts can help you get control of your supply chain and become more sustainable REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL (establishing a framework for setting ecodesign requirements for sustainable products and repealing Directive 2009/125/EC) - if you want to read the forthcoming regulation in full. Ecodesign for sustainable products What is the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)? Sofeast can help you do a full background check on new (or existing) suppliers in Asia We can also source suppliers who provide transparent supply chain information to help you comply with EU demands   Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Send us a tweet @sofeast Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel   Subscribe to the podcast  There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts TuneIn Amazon Podcasts Deezer iHeartRADIO PlayerFM Listen Notes Podcast Addict Podchaser

In this episode... Sofeast CEO Renaud is joined by a returning guest, Clive Greenwood of SMC GLOBAL Manufacturing Consultants, to talk about new EU regulations that are coming in soon about supply chain transparency and 'Ecodesign.' If you sell products in Europe you're going to be affected by today's topic soon, and the regulations promise to spread globally, too, in due course, so hit play to listen to what the future will be bringing in terms of supply chain transparency and Ecodesign.   Show Sections 00:00 - Greetings & Introduction to today's topic 01:19 - Some background. 03:29 - What is the Ecodesign regulation going to be? 07:12 - Verifying the supply chain 17:12 - A LOT more due diligence will be required by buyers. 21:00 - What's the difference between an EU directive and an EU regulation? 23:10 - Compliance with the Ecodesign for sustainable products regulation will be taxable. 25:00 - Targeting 'bad' industries like Fast fashion. 28:23 - How ready are YOU? 33:01 - Traceability using a product passport. 38:09 - The CSRD (EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) will replace the NFRD (EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive) reporting requirements starting in 2023. 41:02 - What can YOU do to cope with these changes? 44:40 - Summary of what the EU Ecodesign regulation focuses on.  45:40 - Wrapping up.    Related content... How To Get Transparency And Control Over Your Supply Chain? [podcast] REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL (establishing a framework for setting ecodesign requirements for sustainable products and repealing Directive 2009/125/EC) - if you want to read the forthcoming regulation in full. Ecodesign for sustainable products What is the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)? How To Push a Chinese or Vietnamese Supplier for Supply Chain Transparency Sofeast can help you do a full background check on new (or existing) suppliers in Asia We can also source suppliers who provide transparent supply chain information to help you comply with EU demands   Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Send us a tweet @sofeast Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel   Subscribe to the podcast  There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts TuneIn Amazon Podcasts Deezer iHeartRADIO PlayerFM Listen Notes Podcast Addict Podchaser

Don't forget to check out our free circular economy resources including:The Circular Sectors Navigator E-BookLinkedin Group: Getting in the Loop PodcastResources and links discussed in this episode are available at gettinginthelooppodcast.com.  ABOUT TODAY'S EPISODEWe're joined by Jessika Luth Richter, a postdoctoral researcher at the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics. In today's episode, we cover a lot of ground - we're talking all things electronics and policy. You'll hear about the idea of ‘Right to Repair' that is gaining traction in the US and EU, find out how policies like extended producer responsibility (EPR) relate to circular economy, and more!Related episodes:How Policy Can Help Create a More Circular Economy with Leonidas Milios ABOUT TODAY'S GUESTJessika researches policies and initiatives enabling a circular economy, including extended producer responsibility (EPR) policies, ecodesign policies, green procurement, circular business practices and circular city initiatives. She has experience with qualitative research methods, multi-criteria policy evaluation methods, and quantitative life cycle methods (I.e. LCA, LCC, MFA). She also has experience evaluating environmental economic instruments such as emission trading schemes and green stimulus packages. She is currently researching how different values can be retained in closing loops for electronics products through EPR policies and how policies can support upscaling repair of these products. Jessika is also involved in teaching, including designing and running massive open online courses.

We are excited to kick off our new podcast series on circular economy. Together with decision-makers, industry and NGOs, we look into the different steps and measures the EU is taking, to make our economy low carbon, greener, circular, resilient, as well as resource and energy-efficient. In this first episode, we focus on the Commission's proposal on ecodesign requirements for sustainable products. Our Senior Advisor Kevin Bradley talks to Paolo Falcioni, Director General of APPLiA, the European Home Appliance Industry Association, about the impact on the product manufacturing sector. Enjoy listening!

Michael Kirschner is president of Design Chain Associates, where he helps manufacturers understand and ensure that their products comply with health and environmental regulatory, customer and market requirements. He has broad expertise in areas including semiconductor quality and reliability, software design and development, hardware design, development, and manufacturing as well as manufacturing processes and supplier/supply base management. The background enables him to help manufacturers assess and improve supply chain risk, readiness and performance, and achieve (and go beyond) compliance with product-related health, environmental and social regulations like REACH, RoHS, Circular Economy and EcoDesign, WEEE, Conflict Minerals, California's Proposition 65 and Safer Consumer Products, as well as performance standards like IEEE-1680.n (EPEAT), and customer demands around the world. He speaks with PCEA chief content officer Chelsey Drysdale on the open comment period for RoHS 3, the circular economy, and why environmental and sustainability standards have yet to achieve their goals.

Natascha von Hirschhausen ist Gründerin und Modedesignerin des gleichnamigen Brands. Sie steht für entspannt-elegante Mode, die radikal nachhaltig und abfallfrei in Berlin produziert wird. Die Kollektion der Designerin ist durch ihren stilvollen Minimalismus vielseitig - Lieblingsstücke die bleiben.  #WasteLessFutureIn der heutigen Episode sprechen wir über:Natascha's Anfänge 2016ihre Zero Waste Schnitte, entwickelt für max. 1% Müllihre übersaisonalen, größenunabhängigen KollektionenNachhaltigkeit, die in Natascha's Leben schon immer eine große Rolle gespielt hatNatascha's Befürchtung, dass es nach Covid ein Rollback gibt, weil die vollen Lager über große Sales geleert werden könnten und das die Wertschätzung für Kleidungsstücke reduziertNatascha's Hoffnung, dass es bald eine noch größere Offenheit für alternative Antworten gibtihre neue Schmuckkollektion aus recyceltem Silber, in Indien gefertigtihren ersten Laden in Berlinihre Marketingmaßnahmen über Social MediaNatascha's große Herausforderung, als Designerin auch Unternehmerin zu sein. Und als introvertierte, schüchterne Person Menschen für Ihre Marke zu begeistern.Natascha's Erfolgsmomente: der Bundespreis für Ecodesign 2017, die Ladeneröffnung, und jeder begeisterte KundeTip: Geduld, starke USP und Storytelling dass Menschen begeistert und mitnimmtund vieles Spannende mehr.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.dewww.instagram.com/womeninfashion.dewww.facebook.com/womeninfashion.deTelegram Gruppenchat

SOSTENIBILITÀ E RETAILSapete che il settore delle costruzioni consuma il 72% della corrente elettrica; il 40% delle materie prime; il 30% dei rifiuti?E' necessario un cambio di mentalità di ognuno di noi.Oggi le aziende sono ancora miopi rispetto a questo argomento; usciamo dalla crisi del Covid, il retail fisico era già in sofferenza prima, per i nostri clienti sostenibilità troppo spesso significa fare bei progetti spendendo poco denaro.Per tutto il resto del mondo esiste una definizione chiara di sostenibilità: ‘Condizione di un modello di sviluppo in grado di assicurare il soddisfacimento dei bisogni della generazione presente senza compromettere la possibilità delle generazioni future di realizzare i propri.'Negli anni 50 l'economista Boulding ci invitava a guardare la terra come un'astronave isolata e con energie limitate sostenendo come fosse impossibile il concetto di sviluppo infinito sostenuto dai suoi colleghi economisti.Nel nostro piccolo possiamo contribuire grazie con i nostri progetti? Dobbiamo lavorare in queste direzioni:1 Dobbiamo pensare al ciclo di vita di quello che progettiamo e costruiamo, come e stessimo progettando un oggetto di design industriale che verrà utilizzato per un ciclo di vita piuttosto breve, ma che poi alla fine della sua utilità dovrà essere smontato, recuperato, riutilizzato.2 Dobbiamo iniziare ad utilizzare prodotti realizzati con materie prime riciclabili o riciclate. Il mercato dei materiali si sta aprendo velocemente a questo tipo di soluzioni.3 Dobbiamo pensare al riuso come scelta logica, ecologica, economica e perfino estetica.4 Dobbiamo sensibilizzare i nostri clienti e incrociare l'esperienza dei nostri fornitori con la nostra capacità di progettisti.A proposito di Estetica, dobbiamo pensare che alcune tendenze che hanno riguardato la moda e il design fino ad ora sono venute dalla scoperta di materiali nuovi, dalla coraggiosa re-interpretazione di forma archetipiche o dal risolvere una necessità.I materiali che vengono da reimpiego hanno colorazioni differenti, granulometrie differenti, un aspetto estetico proprio ed è questo che dovrebbe farci riflettere a proposito della ricerca di una nuova estetica.Il retail è già lavoro in questa direzione da almeno tre anni: hanno iniziato i big dello sportswear e ora tutta la moda è lì, a partire da Stella McCartney con l'omonimo brand (dedicherò una puntata presto). Nel food retail ancora poco, anche se solo Starbucks, la prima catena food che vuole cambiare rotta e intraprendere la strada maggiormente ecologica ha un programma di 10.000 refitting in un programma che ha chiamato Go-greener. Nelle pagine del loro sito spiegano che questo programma che terminerà nel 2025 farà risparmiare 6 miliardi di consumo di litri d'acqua pulita e farà risparmiare corrente come quella che serve per alimentare 30 mila case americane per un anno.

The European Union's Ecodesign Regulation sets new efficiency requirements for low voltage induction motors and variable speed drives. The objective is to boost energy efficiency and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. Join host Mike Murphy for this episode of the ABB Solutions Podcast is sales manager for IEC low voltage motors Antti Kukkola, explaining what Ecodesign is, the stages of implementation, and what products will be impacted by these new regulations.Learn more about IEC Low Voltage motorsLearn more about Low Voltage AC DrivesRead efficiency requirements for low voltage motors

In questo episodio Alessandro Garlandini, Founder di IlVespaio - Idee Sostenibili, ci parlerà dell’importanza dell’ecodesign e della buona divulgazione, principalmente verso i bambini, in merito alle tematiche di economia circolare e riciclo della plastica.Alessandro ci racconterà come riescono, attraverso le attività formative realizzate con IlVespaio, a sensibilizzare bambini e non, verso un comportamento sostenibile e rispettoso dell’ambiente.

Randy Reid discusses Trevor Palmer replacing Ricky Reese at Acuity. Cree completes its sale. It's time to make plans for LightFair & LEDucation. Issues in the EU with the new Ecodesign and labelling regulations. DLC delists non-compliant products. Schuler Shook lights up Buddy Holly Hall and Plexiglas® acrylic is our newest advertiser.

Sesh, Senior Strategist, frog London shares why the climate crisis and COVID-19 pandemic have encouraged her to explore regenerative design methods. And why everyone should grit their teeth and read the depressing climate change articles.Brought to you by frog, a design and strategy consultancy. (https://www.frogdesign.com)Find episode transcripts and a reading list from Sesh (https://fro.gd/2KhaD2p)Download Convergent Transformation by Design Director Ian Lee (https://fro.gd/37jAr5G)Audio Production: Richard Canham (https://www.richardcanham.com/)

We're sitting down with renowned urban planner, former Director of Planning for the City of Vancouver, and author of the books, Vancouverism and Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs, Larry Beasley, to discuss how Vancouver became a model for city planning around the world. During the episode, we will be exploring how Vancouver focused on a "living first strategy" to attract large numbers of people to move downtown away from the suburbs, how the neighbourhood module was a prime structure for planning, and some of the challenges Vancouver still faces.Links:Vancouverism - https://www.ubcpress.ca/vancouverismregister for rennie intelligence updates - https://bit.ly/3dFJFfq

Brand in focus è un ciclo di interviste realizzate per Sfashion-net, nostro partner nella diffusione di una moda alternativa al fast fashion. Per loro intervistiamo Natasha Calandrino Van Kleef di NVK Daydoll, designer e architetto cosmopolita, nata a Londra con un nome russo scelto da madre olandese e papà siciliano. Desideriamo raccontarti la storia del progetto di Natasha per l’impegno in una moda etica e salutare, per le linee pratiche e femminili degli abiti modulari e i riferimenti alla natura.Puoi anche leggere l'articolo sul sito di Dress ECOde:https://dress-ecode.com/2020/10/22/femminilita-natura-benessere-ed-eleganza-la-moda-consapevole-di-nvk-daydoll/Voce: Annamaria ViscoMusica: Hearthwarming di Kevin MacLeod (Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License)Dress ECOde® è un marchio registrato - allrightsreserved©

O post Ecodesign: Transformando resíduos em novos materiais apareceu primeiro em Rede Novo Tempo de Comunicação.

O post Ecodesign: Transformando resíduos em novos materiais apareceu primeiro em Rede Novo Tempo de Comunicação.

Bienvenidos a este nuevo episodio de Maldita Moda Club. Episodio con número maestro 33. Hablamos del Ecodiseño y los pasos para iniciar una marca. Separar el diseño del producto, del desarrollo de la marca, cuando iniciamos el camino de emprender. Hablamos de las bases de sostenibilidad. Y principios de Ecodiseño del libro Ecodesign. https://ecoesmas.com/ecodiseno-10-principios-10-ejemplos/ Extraídos de esta web. Les dejo además la clase de Ecodiseño que he dado en LCI para que vean algunos principios, de Design Thinking, método proyectual, y otros detalles. Gracias por estar allí!!! y gracias por el feedback que nos dejan siempre es bonito de leer. Seguiremos rockeando a esta moda hasta que se transforme en sostenible. Mi nombre es Paola Cirelli y soy una encontradora incansable de historias y valientes que saben que otra moda es posible. GRACIASSSS "El Número 33 es un Número Maestro y resuena con las energías de compasión, bendiciones, inspiración, honestidad, disciplina, valentía y coraje. El número 33 nos dice que «todo es posible». 33 es también el número que simboliza la «guía»."

Part II of the conversation with Larry Beasley and Jonathan Barnett. Why do we even live in cities? There's been a lot of criticism about them during the pandemic which makes this the perfect time to reflect on this very question. Larry and Jonathan discuss this and much more in this second half of the conversation, the first half from two weeks ago. My two guests today for the part of this series did not have the luxury of doing this in theory. Larry Beasley, former Co-Director of Planning for Vancouver, BC helped bring about a Vancouver that began as a fairly unremarkable place compared to other cities but with a stunning natural backdrop, into a world-leading city consistently ranked in the top 10 most livable cities coexisting with the stunning wilderness that surrounds it. Jonathan Barnett is the emeritus Professor of Practice in City and Regional Planning at the University of Pennsylvania with a heavy focus on practice while being both a professor and advisor to an impressive list of cities on many important livability-enhancing projects. Both men share a mountain (pun intended!) of wisdom and experience as well as a lot of great stories from their rich and accomplished careers. And they’re not done yet; both have been busy as individuals and co-authors of several significant books including: Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs, Designing the Megaregion and Vancouverism among many others. These books are highly practical and interesting to think deeply about as you think about your own cities and how things could become more livable and how to get there. Both are also co-creators of an online course also by the name of Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs that can be taken by anyone interested in how “ecology can guide urban design to avert environmental disasters and improve people’s lives.” You won’t want to miss the chance to take this course if you’re wondering how properly designed cities really can be a significant part of curbing global climate changes. Brought to you by SquadCast and post-production by Creekmore Music.

If you were in a position to lead a plan to make your city more livable, how would you do it, what would you do? How would you go about instilling your vision for greater livability but in close collaboration with your fellow city residents, how would you do that? My two guests today for part one of a two part series did not have the luxury of doing this in theory. Larry Beasley, former Co-Director of Planning for Vancouver, BC helped bring about a Vancouver that began as a fairly unremarkable place compared to other cities but with a stunning natural backdrop, into a world-leading city consistently ranked in the top 10 most livable cities coexisting with the stunning wilderness that surrounds it. Jonathan Barnett is the emeritus Professor of Practice in City and Regional Planning at the University of Pennsylvania with a heavy focus on practice while being both a professor and advisor to an impressive list of cities on many important livability-enhancing projects. Both men share a mountain (pun intended!) of wisdom and experience as well as a lot of great stories from their rich and accomplished careers. And they’re not done yet; both have been busy as individuals and co-authors of several significant books including: Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs, Designing the Megaregion and Vancouverism among many others. These books are highly practical and interesting to think deeply about as you think about your own cities and how things could become more livable and how to get there. Both are also co-creators of an online course also by the name of Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs that can be taken by anyone interested in how “ecology can guide urban design to avert environmental disasters and improve people’s lives.” You won’t want to miss the chance to take this course if you’re wondering how properly designed cities really can be a significant part of curbing global climate changes. Don’t miss this episode as well as Part II in 2 weeks. Brought to you by SquadCast and post-production by Creekmore Music.

O aterro começa na concepção de uma embalagem. O profissional do futuro deve compreender toda vida do seu produto, do nascimento ao descarte. O destino de uma embalagem é definido pelo profissional de embalagem, que deve conhecer os princípios do Ecodesign. E nós, consumidores temos que aprender (rápido) a escolher as opções mais ecológicas. Consumo e produção responsáveis.

Ecodesign expert Katie Beverley describes herself as a ‘critical friend’ of the circular economy. We dig into Ecodesign principles to find out more, and explore how Ecodesign could add value to circular solutions. Katie explains the benefits of user-centred and systems-thinking approaches. We discuss the business ‘ecosystem’, remanufacturing and the circular economy’s potential for local job creation and social benefits, and Ecodesign expert Katie Beverley describes herself as a ‘critical friend’ of the circular economy. We dig into Ecodesign principles to find out more, and explore how Ecodesign could help overcome the ‘teething problems’ of circular solutions. Katie explains the benefits of user-centred and systems-thinking approaches. We discuss the business ‘ecosystem’, remanufacturing and the circular economy’s potential for local job creation and social benefits, and Katie tell us about a range of projects she’s supported as Senior Research Officer with Ecodesign Centre, PDR, at Cardiff Metropolitan University in Wales.

Leonidas Milios is a researcher at the International In at Lund University in Sweden focusing on the management and policy aspects of resources. His research is part of the Mistra REES programme, which consists of three leading Swedish universities and a wide range of industry, governance and civil society partners. Leonidas previously worked as a consultant for the European Commission and the European Environment Agency. HIGHLIGHTS What do we mean by circular economy and strategies to make products and resources last longer [2:30] What is a policy? [7:30] Moving from waste management to waste prevention - how the EU Circular Economy Action Plan and EcoDesign can help support durability and repairability [10:00] Why non-EU manufacturers should also care about the EcoDesign directive [17:00] How France and Sweden are paving the way with repair and reuse legislation [18:15] Outlook on future policies to promote repair and right to repair [25:00] What is the environmental benefit to using products longer? [34:30] Five key takeaways and recommendations to encourage repair and reuse [36:15]

Od industrijske revolucije naprej se ljudje obkrožamo z najrazličnejšimi napravami, brez katerih ne znamo več živeti. Dokler se ne začnejo kvariti, kar se običajno zgodi takoj po izteku garancije. Naprav pogosto ne moremo več sami popraviti, v iskanju ugodnega servisa pa hitro obupamo in se raje odločimo za nov nakup. To obremenjuje okolje in naše denarnice, zato Evropska komisija pripravlja nova pravila v okviru direktive Ecodesign, ki bo vključevala tudi »pravico do popravila«. Ta bo zahtevala od nekaterih proizvajalcev, da izdelujejo naprave z daljšo življenjsko dobo in jih je lažje popraviti. O pravici do popravila, ki naj bi vključevala televizorje, svetila in nekatero belo tehniko, ne pa tudi pametnih telefonov in računalnikov, v tokratni oddaji Intelekta, ki sta jo pripravili Erika Štular in Urška Henigman. foto: falconp4/pixabay

A segunda conferência do dia 04 de setembro de 2018 trouxe o tema “Economia Circular: um modelo de desenvolvimento sustentável” com Wagner Costa Soares.   Wagner Costa Soares – Engenheiro Agrônomo pela UFL. Pós-Graduação em Gestão Ambiental pelo IETEC. Especialista em Produção mais Limpa pelo SENAI RS. Gerente de Meio Ambiente da FIEMG. Resumo: Os processos de inovação e …

A segunda conferência do dia 04 de setembro de 2018 trouxe o tema “Economia Circular: um modelo de desenvolvimento sustentável” com Wagner Costa Soares.  Wagner Costa Soares – Engenheiro Agrônomo pela UFL. Pós-Graduação em Gestão Ambiental pelo IETEC. Especialista em Produção mais Limpa pelo SENAI RS. Gerente de Meio Ambiente da FIEMG.Resumo: Os processos de inovação e desenvolvimento tecnológicos …

Our first guest with a condo tower named after him! Larry Beasley was Co-Chair Planner at the City of Vancouver for 15 years and led Vancouver’s modern transformation into a world model for sustainable and liveable cities. Now Larry holds the “Distinguished Practice Professor of Planning” at the University of British Columbia, sits on various boards including Translink, and teaches and advises urbanism all over the world. Larry joins Adam & Matt to discuss the carefully-planned origins of Vancouverism, its wild success, and why we must continue to develop creative solutions to our current problems moving forward, without opting for exclusionary policies. Few people understand our city the way Larry does – this episode is not to be missed! Check out Larry's book Ecodesign for Cities and Suburbs on Amazon

Dennis started his career as an engineer officer in the Federal German Army, and during his spare time experimented with electric vehicles and batteries. Along with a group of friends Dennis founded V.E.R.A. in 1998, a club for electric vehicle enthusiasts based in the Aachen region of Germany. He went on to start the business REAP Systems, specialising in battery management systems for large lithium-ion batteries for vehicles on land and water. We talk about the combined challenges of sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship, including the disconnect between climate science and business, the impacts of tax structures, the inertia of existing industries and how to attract staff to ventures that are more meaningful but inherently less lucrative. Dennis also introduces Project Venice, his ground breaking new project to bring hybrid electric engine technology to the marine world, starting in Venice. The project aims to tackle the issues of air pollution, fuel efficiency, noise pollution and vibration damage within the iconic Italian city. Despite its obvious benefits, the marine industry will not invest in this new technology or adopt it until it is proven, posing a catch 22. REAP Systems are therefore investing a large sum of their own money and launching a crowdfunding campaign on IndieGogo to prove that the technology is viable and reliable and kickstart the transition to more sustainable boat transportation. Details of the crowdfunding campaign can be found at: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hybrid-engine-to-clean-up-venice-lagoon-more--2#/

“(Kein) Kulturwandel in der Markenführung: Minimalismus und Gemeinschaft in Zeiten der Individualisierung” Der Markensoziologe Oliver Errichiello verfügt über langjährige Erfahrung als internationaler Markenberater. 2006 gründete er das Büro für Markenentwicklung in Hamburg. Der Verfasser mehrerer Fachbücher zum Thema Markensoziologie hat an der Uni Hamburg über die Wirkungsoptimierung von Werbung promoviert und ist Dozent an der FH Luzern. Seit 2007 hat er mit “wooden radio” eine Marke für Ecodesign aufgebaut.

Eion Scott is an Eco Design Advisor with the Auckland Council. Eco Design Advisors around the country offer free, in home, independent advice on how to improve the warmth, health and comfort of your home.  For more information go to the Eco Design Advisor website.