CEE webinar replay: Meeting the most challenging criteria of EU Taxonomy

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Businesses, municipalities, state enterprises and authorities, banks and insurance companies are all directly or indirectly confronted with EU Taxonomy technical criteria. To meet some of them require a technical competence that is usually not possessed by those being obliged to report alignment with EU Taxonomy.

In the webinar, we discussed methodologies and tools that can be followed to remain at „safe side“ when it comes to EU Taxonomy technical crtiteria fulfillment.

Agenda

Three experts answered three principal questions:

How EU Taxonomy technical criteria related to climate risks should be approached?
How a thorough Life Cycle Assessment of product according to ISO 14 001 should be executed?
How to investigate renewable energy potential in your region?

Speakers

Michael Eder, Consultant, STRAT.ECO
René Kollmann, Co-Founder, STRAT.ECO
Matthias Themessl, Head of Project and Customer Coordination, GeoSphere Austria

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