Venue
Online (11:00-12:15)
Monetising environmental and social impacts for sustainable market leadership”, presented by WifOR
In this webinar we will discuss why the chemical industry needs a holistic view.
- From compliance to competitiveness – How monetised impact data helps to identify risk and showcase competitive advantages!
Methods and industry benchmarks showing €0.50 environmental and €0.17 social externalities per € revenue - Decision-relevant metric and use cases – Impact intensity benchmarks as a common language for internal and external stakeholders.
Strategic decision making, materiality assessment, procurement, mergers & acquisitions, communication, public affairs - Interactive Q&A – Discussion on applying footprinting results to operational decisions.
Speaker: Dr. Richard Scholz, Head of Impact Analysis, WifOR Institute
About these series of workshops : “The business case for sustainability in the chemical industry”
This webinar series will explore the costs and benefits of sustainability across the value chain and foster a dialogue among members about the business case for investing in climate-neutral and circular products.
Sustainability-related investments needed to support the transition to climate neutral, circular production are high. At the same time, chemical companies in Europe face high energy prices, while the demand for low-carbon, circular products remains limited and the willingness of downstream customers to pay more is often uncertain. This raises a key question: Is there a business case for sustainability in the European chemical industry?
Who should attend? These webinars are open to all Cefic members, and members of national associations
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About Cefic lab
Cefic Labs offer the opportunity to meet, exchange and advance industry’s knowledge on various operational issues, including sustainability, legal affairs, transport and logistics, etc. They serve as a platform to generate new ideas, share knowledge and explore solutions to issues facing the EU chemicals industry. This invitation is personal to you as a member of Cefic or a national federation.