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Stressless® Tokyo Original mit verstellbarer Kopflehne

Gennemtestet materiale med reduceret CO2-aftryk til designmøbler

Styropor® Ccycled™ bruges nu til Stressless®-emballage. Det er det første projekt i Skandinavien, som bidrager til virksomheders bæredygtighedsstrategi ved at anvende beskyttelsesemballage produceret med kemisk genanvendt plastaffald.

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Ørsted og BASF underskriver 25-årig elkøbsaftale inden for havvind i Tyskland

BASF og Ørsted har indgået en 25-årig langsigtet elkøbsaftale (CPPA) til fast pris, hvor BASF aftager produktionen fra 186 MW af Ørsteds planlagte havvindmøllepark Borkum Riffgrund 3, der kommer til at ligge i den tyske del af Nordsøen.

Vattenfall sælger 49,5 % af havvindmølleparken Hollandse Kust Zuid til BASF

Vattenfall og BASF har indgået aftale om salget af 49,5 % af Vattenfalls havvindmøllepark Hollandse Kust Zuid (HKZ) i Holland. Når havvindmølleparken er fuldt idriftsat, vil den være verdens største og også den første nogensinde, der er blevet opført uden statsstøtte til den producerede el.

Joint News Release - ENGIE and BASF sign power purchase agreement for renewable energy in Europe

ENGIE and BASF have signed a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for renewable energy in Europe. Under the PPA, effective as of January 1, 2022, ENGIE will provide BASF with up to 20.7 terawatt hours of renewable electricity in total throughout the term of the agreement.

BASF bundles renewable energy activities in new subsidiary BASF Renewable Energy GmbH

BASF is bundling its activities in renewable energies under the umbrella of BASF Renewable Energy GmbH as of January 1, 2022. The wholly owned subsidiary’s business activities will focus on supplying the BASF Group in Europe with electricity from renewable energies, electricity trading activities in Europe and global consulting for BASF and its Group companies in the field of renewable energies. The company is based in Ludwigshafen and will be managed by Horatio Evers, who was previously responsible for the development of renewable energies at BASF SE.

BASF is accelerating the implementation of its CO2 reduction targets

With a new project organization, BASF is bundling and accelerating its extensive cross-company activities to reduce its CO₂emissions by 25 percent by 2030 compared with 2018 and become climate neutral by 2050. The unit, called “Net Zero Accelerator”, focuses on implementing and accelerating projects relating to low-CO₂production technologies, circular economy and renewable energies. “With the new project organization, we are continuing to accelerate and create more powerful structures within BASF to achieve our ambitious goals,” said Dr. Martin Brudermüller, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE. “This further step demonstrates the determination to drive forward our transformation to a climate-neutral company.”