Businesses are taking their responsibility to the environment seriously including Danfoss which has committed to becoming carbon neutral in global operations by 2030.

In this talk, Nanna Aage Lundsgaard, Senior Director for DSC ESG and Product Compliance will explain how the company is also influencing the decarbonisation of their supply chain and by extension influencing its customers. They are adopting new business models such as partnering with customers to help them achieve their decarbonisation aims. At our conference on 1st December, they will share with the IOR what lessons they have learned and explain how they are taking responsibility throughout the entire product lifecycle to rethink the upstream value chain as well as product design to eliminate waste.  

See the full programme of speakers and delegate networking and book to attend at  www.ior.org.uk/netzeroconference  

 

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