Decarbonisation, sustainability and their implications for company competitiveness
The aim of the webinar is to provide detailed information on the economic and technological implications of the decarbonisation of the processes and economic activity of construction and mining companies, in general, and the machinery and equipment industry, in particular.
- Existing legislative and regulatory requirements for decarbonisation and climate neutrality, the regulatory procedures under development and the applicable methodologies will be addressed.
- The fundamental concepts associated with carbon and environmental footprints will be explained from a life cycle perspective.
- The implications of emission reduction plans, the required investment and conditions to access bank financing under the Taxonomy Regulation will be analysed.
Agenda
- Welcome and presentation - ANMOPYC
- What is sustainability and how is a company’s sustainability measured (eco-design, environmental footprints, carbon footprint, etc.) - TECNALIA, Jorge Arnal
- The decarbonisation of the company: economic implications and its relationship with competitiveness - TECNALIA, Asier Maiztegi
- The EU Sustainable Finance Plan; implications for the private sector in the framework of the Energy Transition and Climate Neutrality to 2050 – BRTA, Garbiñe Manterola Agirrezabalaga
- Q&A session