The OECD recently published the report ‘Going Green: best practices for sustainable procurement’, in which best practices for sustainable procurement where highlighted to serve as an inspiring example for other countries. Part of the dimension ‘environmental standards in procurement’ is Rijkswaterstaat (the Department of Public Works of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment) as public authority. The application of the CO₂ Performance Ladder is extensively clarified as an example for sustainable procurement, just as DuboCalc.
Would you like to learn more about the CO₂ Performance Ladder as best practice for sustainable procurement according to OECD? Please read pages 29 – 33 of the report ‘Going Green: best practices for sustainable procurement’.
Transitional arrangements give organisations two years to progress to Handbook 4.0 The transition from Handbook 3.1 to 4.0 is the largest revision of the CO2 Performance Ladder to date. Certificate holders, contracting authorities and Certification Bodies (CBs) will therefore have plenty of time to prepare for the new handbook. SKAO…
Of all greenhouse gases, CO2 has by far the largest share in man-made global warming. But other greenhouse gases, such as methane and nitrous oxide, have a much greater impact on the greenhouse effect per kilogram of emissions. The new version of the CO2 Performance Ladder requires companies to also…
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