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The Directorate-General for the Environment

2020-2021

Rewarding Success in Eco-Innovation

2020-2021

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Table of Contents

• 04 Foreword • 05 About the European Business Awards for the Environment • 05 COVID-19 & the Green Recovery• 06 The 2020 Jury • 08 The Product and Service Award • 10 The Management Award (Large and Medium) • 12 The Management Award (Micro and Small) • 14 The Process Award • 16 The Developing Country Cooperation Award • 18 The Business and Biodiversity Award • 20 The 2020 EBAE Award Ceremony • 21 National EBAE Representatives • 22 Promoters, Media Partners and Useful links

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Foreword

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We live in challenging times.

Europe is facing crises on several fronts as the coronavirus pandemic has aggravated not only health, but societal, ecological and economic challenges as well. Europe’s response is the European Green Deal. It remains our growth strategy, and is now complemented by a massive programme to restart the EU economy. Together, these new initiatives will tackle the most important environmental and climate-related problems, transforming the Union into a modern, resource-efficient and competitive economy where there are no net emissions of greenhouse gases by the year 2050.

Innovation is the major enabler that will drive this new agenda, helping Europe address the major socio-economic challenges and delivering a more efficient economy with greener and more sustainable ways of doing business.

The European Business Awards for the Environment (EBAE) prove that many eco-innovative solutions are already at hand. The Awards recognise businesses delivering innovation in the real world, with benefits for citizens on the ground. Finalists are innovative, competitive and successful. Through management, product, service and process innovations, by strengthening links between business and biodiversity, or through collaboration with a developing country, they all produce maximum economic value with minimum environmental impact.

This year’s 94 entrants, who are all finalists in national competitions, come from a broad spectrum of sectors; from textile to tourism and from agriculture to retail. They come from many Member States and from companies of all sizes, from multinationals to micro-SMEs.

They prove once again that whatever the size of your company, and wherever you are based,

economic growth and environmental protection can go hand in hand. I am delighted to share this array of best practice – they are an inspiration to us all.

Congratulations to all the finalists!

Virginijus SinkevičiusEuropean Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries

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About the European Business Awards for the EnvironmentSince its launch in 1987, the European Business Awards for the Environment (EBAE) highlight eco-innovative practices, processes and products from all sectors of business in the EU and candidate/ acceding countries.

The competition has five award categories:• Management - with separate awards for

micro/small and medium/large entities• Product and Services• Business Process• Developing Country Cooperation• Business and Biodiversity

In each case, the winners are those who are setting an example for others to follow, and who best demonstrate progress through a combination of innovation, environmental benefit, economic viability, social responsibility, and commitment to the cause.

EBAE also acknowledges “Rising Stars”. These are companies which have made a particular impression on the jurors in respect of the exciting

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or innovative nature of their product, process, service, management approach or biodiversity, but where the activities are still at an early stage and as yet unproven; or companies who are pioneers in a national/regional context but not necessarily at a European level.

As Sir David Attenborough said: “The natural world is changing. It is the most precious thing we have and we need to defend it”.

Today, perhaps more than ever, the European Commission understands the important role it has to play in promoting these pioneers who contribute to a transition towards a green economy and inspire citizens to change their lifestyle.

2020 has been a challenging year. Given the disruption caused by the pandemic, the EBAE 2020 applicants, their champions - the National Coordinators - and the jurors, tasked with the impossible, showed impressive resilience and commitment to change.

It is impressive how most businesses nominated, and the network of National Coordinators, worked together to ensure the competition ran as planned. We pass on our best wishes to those nominees who unfortunately were not able to participate at this challenging time.

Europe has set an ambitious agenda for a green recovery: the European Green Deal and the Circular Economy Action Plan amongst other initiatives, with an emphasis on the need for more innovation to achieve a sustainable economic recovery.

Eco-innovation is the enabler that will drive and accelerate a sustainable economic recovery. And this is what EBAE acknowledges – the best for the environment and for business.


The 2020 Jury

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Marcus Gover

Chief Executive of WRAP; focus on resource management (recycling priority materials and products), manufactured goods (improving the sustainability of clothing, textiles and electrical goods), and food sustainability (reducing food waste from farm to fork and increasing supply chain efficiency).

Hanne Bach

Director at DCE-Danish Center for Environment and Energy, Aarhus University since 2012, Board member of PEER: Partnership for European Environmental Research and member of the board for the Environmental Network at the Danish Association of Engineers. Manager of a framework contract with the Ministry of Environment and Food, Denmark. Previously Head of a research group focusing on linkages between environment and society including assessment of societal impacts on the natural system.

Heinz Felsner

CEO of KPI Consult, Switzerland; Co-owner of EFH Beteiligung, Vienna, Austria; founding board member of the Austrian Business Council for Sustainable Development in 1994; President of the Schweiz-Österreich-Liechtenstein Chamber of Commerce; Chairman of the 2006 EBAE Jury, Member of the 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016 Jury, and Chairman of the 2018 EBAE Jury.

Neil Walker

For the past decade, Neil has been Head of Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Policy in Ireland’s leading business representation organisation, Ibec. Previously a senior manager in the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland. Neil originally graduated from Cambridge University in chemical engineering, subsequently gaining an MBA at the London Business School and a doctorate in environmental economics from University College Dublin. He has a strong interest in promoting sustainability, including decarbonisation and the Circular Economy.

Business processNico Peterschmidt

Co-founder and Managing Director of INENSUS, which is a one-stop-shop for private sector driven mini-grids, related business models and an engineering company for hybrid-power systems with high renewable penetration. He is also co-founder and co-director of the mini-grid companies ENERSA (Senegal) and JUMEME (Tanzania). He co-developed the award-winning Micro Power Economy business and risk management model for solar/wind based mini-grid electrification.

Hugo Hollander

International auditor, founder and partner of Share Impact Accountants, previously partner of EY for the last 14 years; focusing on audit, assurance sustainability and integrated reporting; Lead Auditor for ISO 14001 and OSHAS 18001; Member of Supervisory Boards and Audit committees; Co-writer of a book on sustainability “The past and the present of sustainability. Is sustainability history?” and a book on leadership “Guidance on inspired leadership”; Juror for the Dutch Sustainability Award in the Netherlands.

Kaupo Heinma

Kaupo has a Master´s Degree in Natural Sciences from Tallinn University. He was Head of Environmental Management and has since been Deputy Secretary General of environmental management and technology and international cooperation for the Ministry of Environment. He is a member of the Bureau of the UNECE Committee on Environmental Policy, Implementation Committee under the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo Convention) as well as on the Governing Board to the Minamata Convention Specific International Program. During the Estonian Presidency Kaupo was Chair of the Chemicals/Basel/Synergies Working Party on International Environment Issues.

Michal Fabuš

Michal has been working in the field of energy, energy efficiency, energy audit and environment for over 15 years. He is an authorized energy auditor, CEO and Partner at PROEN Ltd. Slovakia (consulting services in the field of energy efficiency and energy audits); Vice-president at the Association of Industrial Ecology in Slovakia; Vice-rector for Foreign Affairs and Head of Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Economics and Management in Public Administration in Bratislava. EBAE Jury member since 2016, Chairman of the Jury panel for the national round of the EBAE scheme in Slovakia, since 2016.

Marija Šćulac Domac

Marija has been working in the field of energy, environment, and climate for over 25 years. She was an Assistant Director of the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund and an Assistant Minister at the Ministry of Environment and Energy responsible for sustainable development, climate activ-ities and air protection. Since 2017, she has been the director of the Energy and Environment Sector at the Croatian Cham-ber of Economy. In 2015, Marija led the official delegation of the Republic of Croatia when the Paris Agreement on Climate Change was adopted. In 2018, she established the CCE_SDG Accelerator Collaborative Platform.

Management

An international jury of 19 members from across Europe evaluated the entries submitted for this year’s awards. The jury consisted of representatives from industry, academia and non-governmental organisations. All jury members are experts in environmental matters. This year the international jury took place during lock-down, with the remote evaluation being followed by a two day on-line jury, a first for EBAE. The hard-working jurors who offered their time and expertise were key to this year’s success.

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Marta Bonifert

Marta has a master’s in business administration, Diploma in Management, and a Bachelor of Science. She is the Vice President of the European Partners for Environment (EPE) and the Institute of Directors (IoD) Hungary; she is a member of the Global Energy Prize International Award Committee, global advisory board to the President of the University of Tokyo; and scientific advisor to Agroinnova Scientific Committee; member of the board of the CEE Gender Network. She is also a trained presenter of The Climate Reality Project, founded by Al Gore. She has spent 40+ years working in environment and business in senior positions.

Seyda Keskin

Founder and Director of the Snell Company on Turkey; President; Environmental Working Group of the Turkish For Quality Society (Kalder); Scientific Committee member of the Blood Banks & Transfusion Society of Turkey-KMTD, Members of the Engineering Programs Accreditation Board (MAK) for The Association for Evaluation and Accreditation of Engineering, Lecturer on Integrated Management Systems & managerial dizayn, programme at the University; mentor and tutor on MBA programme Senior Advisor and member of the Environment and Co-ordination Committees at Turkish Quality for Society. Founding board member of the Environmental Council for Sustainable Development and EBAE juror 2012-2016, International Lead Assessor for Environmental Management System Standards & greenhouse gas verifier.

Viktor Grilc

Professor at Environmental Protection College, Velenje, Slovenia; Head of Sustainable Waste Management, Laboratory for Environmental Sciences and Engineering, National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenia (retired since 2013); Professor in Environmental Engineering, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology and Faculty of Civil Engineering; Professional Engineer, registered at the Slovene Chamber of Engineers; Registered Auditor for ISO 14001; Registered Auditor for the Eco-Management & Audit Scheme (EMAS).

Otto Lehtipuu

Managing Director of Finnish Environmental Industries YTP, an association of environmental companies; previously a Senior Vice President at the Finnish Railways, responsible for corporate communication and environmental management, and an environmental consultant. Experienced in environmental policies, corporate environmental management, eco-design in products and services and environmental impact assessment.

Andreas Loukatos

Andreas has a Diploma in Chemistry and DEA in Environmental Management. Since 1988, he has been a consultant in envi-ronmental, industrial, and sustainable development issues. Andreas was a senior advisor at ETVA Industrial & Business Parks S.A., and since 2019, he has been a consultant in compa-nies of VIOHALCO on Industrial Parks development and man-agement and circular economy issues. He is a Member of the Management Board of the Hellenic Solid Waste Management Association and Deputy Vice President for Industrial Symbiosis issues. He is secretary of the Association of Waste Recycling end Energy Recovery Industries and Business.

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Vesselina Kavrakova

CEO of WWF Bulgaria, part of the global nature conservation organization WWF. An ecologist by background, she holds an MSc in Ecology and Environmental Protection from Sofia University, and MSc in Environmental Sciences and Policy from the Central European University in Budapest. A passionate nature explorer and conservationist by heart and mission, Vesselina has been part of the Bulgarian environmental and civil movement since its founding in the early 1990s. She joined WWF in 2002, becoming the lead of WWF’s establishment and development in Bulgaria. Among others, Vesselina is a long-term member of the Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum’s Annual Responsible Business Awards jury.

Sonia Castañeda Rial

General Director of Fundación Biodiversidad, a public foundation part of the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographical Challenge. Prior to the Fundación Biodiversidad, she worked as an environmental lawyer, freelance consultant and Director of a law and consultancy firm. Extensive experience collaborating with NGOs and business.

Lars Müller

Lars is coordinating the Business and Biodiversity Platform of the European Commission, a forum for working with private business to integrate impacts and dependencies on natural capital and biodiversity into business practice. Before that, Lars gained 15 years’ experience in the European Commission working on domestic and international climate policy, including UN climate negotiations as policy officer for Climate Diplomacy; 1990-2000 at the Ministry of Environment, Nature and Regional Planning of Schleswig-Holstein/Germany.

Marion Hammerl

Managing Director of Lake Constance Foundation and Coordinator of numerous EU-supported projects since 1998; Co-Founder and President of Global Nature Fund since 2002; Co-Founder of various Spanish environmental organizations, including Fundación Global Nature España; President of Fundación Global Nature from 1997 to 2015 and currently member of the board; author of numerous reports focusing on environmental management systems, sustainable tourism development, sustainable food production, management of lake areas and water resources, and business and biodiversity topics.

Nuno Sequeira

Teacher and biologist, directed by the Portuguese Environment Agency to develop projects for Environmental Education for Sustainability. Member of the National Board of Quercus, the biggest Portuguese Environment NGO, where he coordinates several projects related to biodiversity and environmental education. Member of the National Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development.

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Idai Nature offers natural solutions for growing fruit and vegetables without chemical residues, using botanical extracts and minerals, caring for the environment and farmers and people’s health. The latest technology is combined with ancient agricultural methods, resulting in natural solutions to produce chemical residue-free food in an environmentally friendly way. Idai Nature’s solutions ensure that farmers get the same yield from their crops while protecting aquifers, soil, and biodiversity.

Contact: Luis Vera, [email protected] Website: http://www.idainature.com

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JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury was very impressed by the high quality and innovative R&D that allows the product to be adapted to local circumstances, giving it the widest application possible. The environmental and economic benefits of this unique biological substitute for synthetic pesticides are exceedingly well documented and the impact of the product on bio control and food security is impressive.”

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This Award is for the successful placing on the market of a new product or service that makes an outstanding contribution to sustainable development. The product or service may be a new or modified design, or the innovative application of an existing one, in a way that promotes more sustainable patterns of production and consumption or contributes to a sustainable circular economy. Applications for this Award should represent the ‘cutting edge’ of sustainable product and service development, setting an example for others to follow.

Award Criteria:• Innovation: the organisation must demonstrate the innovative

elements that distinguish this product or service, showing that there is improvement in environmental performance while evidencing that it performs at least as well as current alternative market solutions.

• Environmental benefit: there must be clear and quantified evidence of the environmental benefits in terms of increased resource efficiency and reduced environmental impact over the complete life-cycle of the product or service. Information on any life cycle assessment, EU Ecolabel or equivalent should be provided.

• Social benefit: the product or service must meet the needs of consumers and information should be provided on any wider social benefits (e.g. by providing decent working conditions, safeguarding consumer health, improving quality of life, etc.).

• Economic benefit: proof must be given of the contribution made by the new product or service to the organisation’s overall financial performance (e.g. through sales data or credible sales projections) with an estimate of potential market size.

• Commitment: it should be demonstrated how the product/service fits within the overall environmental vision and mission of the organisation, and how senior management are committed to the marketing and further development of the product or service.

• Replication potential: there must be clear potential for wider adoption of the innovative aspects of the product or service, and a willingness to share this knowledge and expertise with other organisations, with detail being provided if actions have already been taken.

• Business and Biodiversity: all entries must explain how biodiversity is addressed at a management level, whether and how biodiversity protection is included in business policy and strategy, and any mechanisms integrated within the organisation to systematically assess and/or value and account for the impacts and dependencies on natural capital.

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leader in innovative flooring and sports surface solutions. By applying ‘cradle to cradle’ principles across the company – from material selection to end of use and product recovery – they design products that respect human health and preserve the environment. Waste is a resource for manufacturing, and products are recycled to create new resources at an end-of-life stage.

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As powerful as a conventional solar panel! Roofit Solar Energy, a cleantech company, has developed a “2 in 1” solution that looks like a traditional steel roof, but produces solar electricity and reduces the CO2 footprint of houses. Their metal roofing material integrates monocrystalline silicon elements and allows buildings to produce their own electricity. Combining its eco-innovative approach with a Scandinavian architecture-style design, more than 100 Roofit roofs have been installed in Estonia, Sweden, Germany, Austria, and Norway.

Contact: Helen Anijalg, [email protected] Website: https://www.roofit.solar

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Gerotor GmbH set out to bring an energy efficiency technology developed in Formula 1 to the industrial sector. The HPS, a high-power storage, is the product that emerged.

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TRIBOO has developed entirely “circular” interiors, from the design to the retrieval of materials used. They take the client’s waste materials and proceed to design a product.

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Naturgy is an international utility company that provides a service to over 18 million customers, supplying them with sustainable energy (electricity, gas, and services). Naturgy sees the environment as a vector for transformation, together with the Strategic Plan 2018-2022 which is aligned with European policies on energy, climate, circular economy, and biodiversity – in short, the pillars of the European Green Deal. In the past 2 years, Naturgy has improved externally audited environmental indicators and reduced its environmental impact. Their creation of shared values goes hand-in-hand with better economic results, which resulted in their inclusion in, and leadership of, Sustainability Index lists. Their innovative and environmental approach to management and tools has resulted in uniform, standardised actions in over 1000 installations and 325,00 km of energy networks worldwide.

Contact: Nieves Cifuentes, [email protected] Website: https://www.naturgy.comSocial Media: ________________________________________________

JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury was particularly impressed by the maturity of the management plan which has changed the trajectory of the company. Naturgy has learned from past experience, set goals and implemented them succcessfully. The jury also praised the depth and maturity of the integration of environmental management throughout the business. Naturgy has drawn on strengths from each area making environmental management an integral part of their USP to successfully market the company.”

This Award is for a successful organisation (or group of organisations) with the strategic vision and management scheme that enable it to continuously improve its environmental performances. To reach this objective efficiently, the environmental management scheme should be driven by the key principles of strategic integration, performance improvement, transparency and credibility in all these regards, and the organisation must show that it is leading the field and setting an example for others to follow.

Award Criteria:• Strategic integration: the environmental, economic, social

and ethical aspects of sustainability must be integrated into the overall mission, policies, business model and actions of the organisation. There must be a clear aim to reduce the environmental impacts of activities, with mechanisms integrated within the overall management to achieve this, including targets and indicators to monitor and report performance. It should be clear if and how the management of environmental issues has contributed to good financial performance.

• Performance improvement: it should be clear how this approach is innovative with details on how this has been evaluated and whether it has resulted in continuous improvement against key environmental targets, with evidence of achievements measured. Steps should also have been taken to improve the organisation’s performance on social responsibility issues, with evidence of the impact of activities.

• Transparency: organizations should show how they report and provide publicly available information on their environmental performance, including the publication of environmental reports (for example the EMAS environmental statement).

• Credibility: credibility and reliability of the environmental management scheme must be assured by external and independent environmental verifiers recognised by an EU Member State. This includes both the actions taken by an organisation to continuously improve its environmental performance, as well as the organisation’s disclosure of information to the public through an environmental report.

• Accountability: there must be regular and systematic dialogue with stakeholders (employees, suppliers, customers, non-governmental organisations, etc.) on environmental, and where appropriate social, issues arising form the organisation’s operations, the results of which should feed back into management decision making

• Employee involvement: employees must be closely involved in all aspects of environmental management and should actively contribute to the implementation of the environmental improvements.

• Replication potential: there must be clear potential for good practice and innovation to be shared with other organisations, with examples of steps taken to inspire change in stakeholders and any action adopted as a result.


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Tony’s Chocolonely is an impact company that makes chocolate. Their mission is to make 100% slave-free the norm in chocolate. Not just their chocolate, but all chocolate worldwide.

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Galo Resort Hotels are green hotels with unique characteristics and self-sufficient energy building. They guarantee the future of their destinations and the sector through sustainability.

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its customers to operate sustainably, saving energy, improving their natural and living environment and benefiting their health. Describing themselves as a “post-industrial industrial company”, AS Estanc’s approach to management is guided by a long-term environmentally friendly vision: our planet and its people are just as important as profit.

Contact: Cathy-Mariann Poldar, [email protected] Website: https://estanc.eu

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dredging, marine engineering, and environmental remediation. With over 140 years of know-how and experience, DEME Group pride themselves in being a front-runner in innovation and new technologies. Their multidisciplinary capabilities, the synergies in many projects and their integrated corporate structure have turned DEME Group into a global solutions provider.

Contact: Karel Huybrechts, [email protected] Website: https://www.deme-group.com/sustainability

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This Award is for a successful organisation (or group of organisations) with the strategic vision and management scheme that enables it to continuously improve its environmental performance. To reach this objective efficiently, the environmental management scheme should be driven by the key principles of strategic integration, performance improvement, transparency and credibility. In all these regards, the organisation must show that it is leading the field and setting an example for others to follow.

Award Criteria:• Strategic integration: the environmental, economic, social

and ethical aspects of sustainability must be integrated into the overall mission, policies, business model and actions of the organisation. There must be a clear aim to reduce the environmental impacts of activities, with mechanisms integrated within the overall management to achieve this, including targets and indicators to monitor and report performance. It should be clear if and how the management of environmental issues has contributed to good financial performance.

• Performance improvement: it should be clear how this approach is innovative with details on how this has been evaluated and whether it has resulted in continuous improvement against key environmental targets, with evidence of achievements measured. Steps should also have been taken to improve the organisation’s performance in social responsibility issues, with evidence of the impact of activities.

• Transparency: organisations should show how they report and provide publicly available information on their environmental performance, including the publication of environmental reports (for example the EMAS environmental statement).

• Credibility: credibility and reliability of the environmental management scheme must be assured by external and independent environmental verifiers recognised by an EU Member State. This includes both the actions taken by an organisation to continuously improve its environmental performance, as well as the organisation’s disclosure of information to the public through an environmental report.

• Accountability: there must be regular and systematic dialogue with stakeholders (employees, suppliers, customers, non-governmental organisations, etc.) on environmental, and, where appropriate, social issues arising form the organisation’s operations, the results of which should feedback into management decision-making

• Employee involvement: employees must be closely involved in all aspects of environmental management and should actively contribute to the implementation of the environmental improvements.

• Replication potential: there must be clear potential for good practice and innovation to be shared with other organisations, with examples of steps taken to inspire change in stakeholders and any action adopted as a result.



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TecnoResiduos R3 provides hazardous and non-hazardous waste management to small producers, guaranteeing compliance with the strict environmental standards set by the European Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) Regulation. TecnoResiduos R3’s approach to management is deeply rooted in their commitment to, and respect for, the environment, and the company has been EMAS-compliant for over 18 years.

Contact: José Manuel Delgado, [email protected] Website: http://www.tecnoresiduos-r3.com

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JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury considers TecnoResiduos R3 to be an ambassador for waste management in the construction and office sector. The jury was particularly impressed by the initiative that TecnoResiduos R3 took to attain the first EMAS certificate in Europe.”

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Tejidos Royo, a family-owned fabric manufacturer, is committed to Innovation and Sustainability 360º and is present in more than 30 countries. Describing themselves as “fabric with values”, they have been producing sustainable fabrics since 1991. Tejidos Royo is also a pioneer in fabric production methods such as Tencel (a modified viscose), faux-leather colour coatings, post-consumer recycled garments, water-free foam dye, and water-free foam sulphur dye.

Contact: Lidia Pérez, [email protected] Website: http://www.tejidosroyo.com

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JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury was very impressed by this highly innovative dyeing process, which provides sustainable benefits that are clearly substantiated by evidence. The development of a waterless dying process for denim textiles has the potential to save vast amounts of water, energy and chemicals. The company is a pioneer in this regard and has persuaded its supply chain partners to cooperate. The jury praised the level of innovation and the potential for replication in one of the world’s most polluting industries.”

This Award is for the successful application of an innovative solution in the area of process and production methods. A new production solution may involve the application of entirely new processes or techniques, or the innovative application of existing ones. In either case, the solution adopted should make a positive contribution to the environment while also contributing to the economic and social aspects of sustainable development.

Award Criteria:• Innovation: the process introduced must include specific

innovative elements that enable more eco-efficient production (e.g. by increasing resource efficiency, or reducing waste and emissions) while performing at least as well, or better, than a comparable alternative.

• Environmental benefit: the environmental benefits of the new process must be clear and quantified in terms of: energy, water and material consumption, waste, emissions to air, water and soil; CO2 and land use reduction, where relevant. Details of performance improvement, including any validation by external environmental verifiers, should be provided.

• Social benefit: evidence of wider social benefits expected to arise from the application of the new process should be provided (e.g. employment opportunities, working conditions, or effects on local communities).

• Economic benefit: proof must be given that the new process is economically viable (e.g. with reference to capital, return on investment and operating costs).

• Commitment: it should be demonstrated how the process fits within the overall environmental vision and mission of the organisation, and how senior management are committed to its adoption.

• Replication potential: there must be clear potential for wider adoption of the innovative process, and a willingness to share this knowledge and expertise with other organisations, with detail being provided if actions have already been taken.

• Business and Biodiversity: all entries must explain how biodiversity is addressed at a management level, whether and how biodiversity protection is included in business policy and strategy, and any mechanisms integrated within the organisation to systematically assess and/ or value and account for the impacts and dependencies on natural capital.

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watttron GmbH has developed a special heating technology, which can be applied in thermoforming and in many other industrial processes like biotechnology, microelectronics or the automotive industry.

Contact: Michaela Wachtel, [email protected]: https://watttron.de

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Airbots focuses on optimally applying high-tech to agricultural production, reducing its environmental and biodiversity impact, energy footprint, wastage of rare natural resources and adverse health effects.

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The Belgian L’Oréal factory is a “Waterloop Factory”, meaning all the water from the manufacturing process is 100% recycled thanks to the ‘filtration with membranes’ and distillation technology. In 2019 they recycled 200m3 (600 million litres) of water per day thanks to this process – the equivalent of the annual consumption of 600 families. Thanks to their energy production process which involves biomethanization, they became the L’Oréal Group’s first ‘100% green energy’ factory in 2009.

Contact: Manon Bouvy, [email protected]: https://www.loreal.com

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Schijvens designs, produces, distributes, and recycles sustainable corporate fashion and workwear for retailers, construction and facility-services companies. Their garments are created in a socially and environmentally-friendly way. Schijven’s approach to fashion is based on a circular system. They start by collecting old garments and uniforms from customers, which are then recycled down to fibres. This process allows Schijvens to save 99% of water and up to 40% of CO2 and overall energy during the production process!

Contact: Shirley Rijnsdorp-Schijvens, [email protected]: https://www.schijvens.nl

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DuCoop provides innovative technologies in real estate development to close the loops on energy, water, and resources with a smart district management platform. Through their building district in Ghent, they sanitise and valorise wastewater; sell sustainable industrial waste heat through a 4th generation heating system; and provide renewable energy production, storage, electric mobility and grid balancing. Their efforts redefined the boundaries of sustainable living in urban districts – not only through technological innovation, but also through an innovative approach to the economic and social dimensions of change. Contact: Peter De Smet, [email protected]: http://www.ducoop.be

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Ondernemers Voor Ondernemers (OVO) supports sustainable economic growth and start-ups in Africa by promoting local entrepreneurship, with a special focus on knowledge transfer between African and Belgian companies and financing opportunities. OVO selects start-ups that use sustainable technology to generate wealth for themselves and for society. They provide access to finance and non-financial business growth support to African entrepreneurs who are too big for microfinance and too small for institutional impact investors. According to OVO, the ingenious creation of high-quality products and services for “bottom of the pyramid” consumers by African companies, often ‘doing more with less’, is an inspiration for Western companies and will help them rethink the conventional ‘more for more’ business model.

Contact: Björn Macauter, [email protected]: http://www.ondernemersvoorondernemers.be

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JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury found this to be a remarkable example of an initiative which strongly supports innovation and sustainability issues. The jury was impressed by the dialogue shown between experienced advisors and start-ups, and the process by which partnerships were established. The company’s impact, especially given its size, was highly praised, and the jury felt that the project could be reproduced internationally..”

This Award is for an international business cooperation involving at least one private entity from the European Union, and another from the private, public, non-governmental or academic sector in an emerging or developing country. The cooperation must be a business relationship that makes a significant contribution to sustainable development (environmental protection, economic development, and social development) by transferring or sharing an innovation, which can be a product, service, process, or a management system.

Award Criteria:• Sustainable development: the cooperation must be

guided by a business relationship with shared objectives, demonstrating how it expects to contribute to environmental protection, economic development, social equity and other UN Sustainable Development Goals.

• Environmental benefit and/or improved performance: the relationship should improve environmental performance and/or increase capacity building in the field of environment.

• Planning and resource allocation: the cooperation must be thoroughly planned and have allocated sufficient human and financial resources to enable it to work effectively towards its objectives.

• Equity: the benefits must be evenly distributed among those involved, and the cooperation must operate in a way that is fair and transparent to all partners.

• Synergy: the business cooperation should achieve better results than if the partners had worked alone, eg avoiding duplication of cost and effort.

• Replication potential: there should be potential for this business cooperation model to be replicated elsewhere, geographically or in different markets/sectors. There should be a willingness to share this knowledge and expertise with others, with detail being provided if actions have already been taken.


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climate advisory organisation, which develops high quality certified climate projects.

Contact: Leendert Plaetinck, [email protected]: http://www.co2logic.com

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Reverse Resources is a B2B collaboration platform for efficient and transparent management and recycling of textile waste. They help to bring down the cost of high-quality waste sourcing for textile waste recyclers, thus helping to scale up recycling and circular economic practices in fashion. They firmly believe that the fashion industry’s waste is its most valuable circular economy resource and needs to be treated as such. They have been very busy spreading this philosophy around the world – namely, by helping the textile sector in India and Bangladesh to convert textile waste into renewed fabrics.

Contact: Ann Runnel, [email protected]: https://www.reverseresources.net

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resources, and biodiversity preservation. They expanded from a fully organic farm in 1956 to a network of over 8,000 farmers, becoming one of the world’s largest processors of organic raw materials. Their current ventures in Costa Rica provide support to 12,000 organic banana production smallholders.

Contact: Andreas Polzinger, [email protected] Website: http://www.hipp.at

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Basoinsa is an environmental consultancy dedicated to territorial planning, environmental assessment and restoration. Their projects in Columbia showcase their innovative initiatives, combining clear objectives with creativity.

Contact: Mikel Sarriegi, [email protected]: http://www.basoinsa.com

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Contact: Dr. Sonja Sagmeister-Brandner, [email protected]: http://www.amabo.at

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Through regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, and biodiversity protection, Verstegen Spices & Sauces focuses on providing sustainable cooperation and a lasting biodiversity action plan to local farmers. This family-owned business makes use of blockchain, geodata and satellite technology in their approach to agricultural practices and quality control process to ensure a fair, sustainable, transparent farmer-to-consumer chain. This ensures a closer involvement of both farmers and customers in the supply chain – and helps to increase the quality and quantity of the herbs and spices produced!

Contact: Marianne van Keep, [email protected]: https://www.verstegen.eu

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JURY’S VERDICT:“The jury was very impressed by Verstegen where biodiversity is prioritised throughout the business structure. The company sets a shining example for agriculture to follow in the future, with proposed measures for a sound biodiversity action plan which can be replicated. This includes aspects such as the restoration of habitats, creation of biotope corridors and improvement of agricultural practices. Agroforestry is supported, which contributes not only to the protection of biodiversity and soil fertility, but also to maintaining and ensuring future resilience against the impacts of climate change. All stakeholder groups such as farmers, start-ups and consumers are involved. The impact and transferability of this entry are high as this is a market leader in spices in Europe.”

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This Award is for a successful business model, management scheme, product and service or international cooperation which makes a significant contribution to halting biodiversity loss and supporting natural ecosystems.

Award Criteria:• Business and Biodiversity: all entries must explain how

biodiversity is addressed at a management level, whether and how biodiversity protection is included in business policy and strategy, and any mechanisms integrated within the organisation to systematically assess and/or value and account for the impacts and dependencies on natural capital.

• Biodiversity Approach: the company’s approach should contribute to reducing the pressures on biodiversity, providing details on how it helps protect ecosystems, habitats, species or genetic diversity. If there is no company-wide systematic approach, examples of positive impacts.

• Impact and Measurability: the impact of the organisation’s action on biodiversity/eco-system services must be clear, with detail on how this is measured.

• Commitment and sustainability: the sustainability of activities should be demonstrated, in particular how biodiversity is embedded in the organisation’s management, if it is part of company policy, how this impacts on the performance of the organisation and whether financing is available to ensure sustainability.

• Strategic integration and stakeholder engagement: the organisation should explain how to ensure scaling up of biodiversity within their whole value chain, for example how this is addressed in relation to staff training, procurement, customers/consumers and any cooperation with biodiversity experts or other stakeholders.

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with a living, autochthonous and edible agroforest and a resilient local learning community.

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By investing in historical and industrial sites, ensuring that the fauna and flora are protected, and by recycling railway sleepers and ballast, BahnLog, a railway transport and infrastructure company, aims to achieve an optimal coexistence between ecology and economy.

Contact: Dr. Christoph Bernd, [email protected]: https://bahnlog.com

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HEINEKEN España work every day to make beers that the world will like: both for the people and for the planet. That is the reason why years ago they made sustainability an essential part of their corporate culture and a lever for their success, and HEINEKEN España focus on those areas where they can have the most positive impact. The protection of water sources is one of their priorities and they are committed to returning to nature all the water that their beers contain, aiming for a neutral water balance by 2021.Contact: Pilar Hermida, [email protected]: https://www.heinekenespana.es

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The 2020 European Business Awards for the Environment Ceremony

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The 2020-2021 EBAE Awards Ceremony took place, under exceptional circumstances, during the Annual Circular Economy Stakeholder Online Conference on 3 November 2020. For the first time in its history the Awards Ceremony was 100% online, making it accessible to all, with over 500 viewers . Like countless other initiatives and celebrations around the globe, the Awards Ceremony had to adapt its format and rethink the way it normally works to ensure the security and health of all participants.

Mr Virginijus Sinkevičius, European Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, opened the Awards Ceremony with Mr Gilles Gantelet, Director of Policy, Coordination and Resources at DG Environment, introducing the Awards. On behalf of the entire European Business Awards for the Environment team, we would like to congratulate the 2020-2021 Finalists and Rising Stars and thank all for their exemplary collaboration and hard work in these uncertain times.

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National European Business Awards for the Environment Representatives

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AustriaSusanne Berger Federal Ministry for Sustainability and TourismT: +43 1 71100 612136 E : [email protected]

BelgiumVanessa Biebel VBO-FEB (Federation of Enterprises in Belgium)T: +32 2 5150 851E : [email protected]

BulgariaGabriela Marinova Bulgarian Business Leaders ForumT: +35 9 2986 5202 E: [email protected]

CroatiaBranka Pivčević Novak Croatian Ministry of Environment and EnergyT: +38 5 1371 7283 E: [email protected]

Denmark Charlotte Faber The Danish Society of Engineers T: +45 3 3184 848 E: [email protected]

Estonia Kadri Koemets Estonian Ministry of the EnvironmentT: +37 2 6262 911 E: [email protected]

Finland Otto Lehtipuu Finnish Environmental Industries (YTP)T: +35 8 4086 22014 E: [email protected]

France Jean-Paul Ventère French Ministry of Sustainable Development T: +33 1 4081 8361 E: [email protected]

Germany Franz-Josef von Kempis Federation of German Industries T: +49 3 0202 81509 E: [email protected]

Greece Antonis Papadakis Hellenic Association of Environment Protection Enterprises, PASEPPET: +30 2 1082 32045 E: [email protected]

Hungary Markó Csaba Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises (KSZGYSZ)T: +36 1 3507 271 E: [email protected]

IrelandNeil Walker Irish Business and Employers Confederation (IBEC)T: +35 3 8796 90678E: [email protected]

Luxembourg Jean-Marc Zahlen Fedil – Business Federation LuxembourgT: +35 2 4353 66612 E: [email protected]

Malta Anton PizzutoCleaner Technology Centre, University of MaltaT: +35 6 2340 2689 E: [email protected]

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NetherlandsAndré RodenburgMinistry of Infrastructure and Water ManagementT: +31 6 1158 5288E: [email protected]

PortugalIsabel Lico Portuguese Agency for the EnvironmentT: +35 1 2147 28200 E: [email protected]

SlovakiaMichal Fabuš Association of Industrial Ecology in Slovakia (ASPEK)T: +42 1910 69 96 66 E: [email protected]

SloveniaPeter Novak Časnik FinanceT: +38 6 1429 2030 E: [email protected]

SpainVictoria Pérez Fundación Biodiversidad (Biodiversity Foundation)T: +34 911 210 920 E: [email protected]

TurkeyRifat Ünal Sayman The Regional Environmental Center Office for TurkeyT: +90 312 491 9530 E: [email protected]

United Kingdom Graham Sprigg IMS ConsultingT: +44 1 1790 55050 E: [email protected]

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BUSINESSEUROPE http://www.businesseurope.eu @BusinessEurope

CSR Europe http://www.csreurope.org @CSREuropeOrg

Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises EASMEhttps://ec.europa.eu/easme/en@EU_EASME

European Aluminium http://www.european-aluminium.eu @EU_Aluminium

EUROCHAMBRES http://www.eurochambres.eu/ @EUROCHAMBRES

European Partners for the Environmenthttp://www.epe.be

Plastics Europe http://www.plasticseurope.org/ @PlasticsEurope

SMEunited https://smeunited.eu/en @SMEunited

Symphony Environmental https://www.symphonyenvironmental.com/@SymphonyEnv

Waste Free Oceans https://www.wastefreeoceans.org @WasteFreeOcean

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